The FAA halted Boeing's plans to expand production of its 737 Max jets as the agency continues to investigate a Max 9 that lost a door-plug panel midflight earlier this month.
In his final address to a joint session of the Missouri General Assembly, Gov. Mike Parson on Wednesday pointed to outlawing abortion, increasing infrastructure spending and appointing five statewide office holders as the legacy of his six years in office.
“I’ll be leaving here with my head held high,” Parson told lawmakers during his annual State of the State address.
Parson can’t seek re-election because of term limits. After years in the legislature, and 18 months as lieutenant governor,…
Calling all bikers, drivers, walkers and riders! Yes, you, shimmying across Grand with that slice of cashew pepperoni from Pizza Head in your hand, desperately trying to avoid being mowed down by a motorist.
Legal recreational marijuana is grown at 51 cultivation facilities approved by the state. Another eight are waiting for Missouri to sign off on their ability to compete.
Sometimes to appreciate the beauty of St. Louis on a winter's day you need just need some perspective. Take last Friday. It was bitterly cold — the day's high was 17 degrees — and on the ground, it was easy enough to feel depressed.
In July 2013, I rolled up to the then-Delmar Boulevard office of the Riverfront Times, seven months pregnant and fresh off a plane from Washington, D.C., to begin a freelance gig as the paper's restaurant critic. People always ask how I got this job — it's probably the most common question I get, even before where to go to eat — and I still sometimes wonder that myself.
BETHALTO - Civic Memorial sophomore Parker Parnell is a talented guard this season. CM head boys Coach Lee Green said Parker is having "a good year." Parker Parnell is a Tom Lane State Farm Insurance Male Athlete of the Month for the Eagles. He averages roughly four points a game for the Eagles but also averages 1.7 assists and 2.4 rebounds per contest. He is extremely valuable to the Eagles squad on both ends of the floor. "He will just continue to get better as he continues to play," Coach Green said of his sophomore players' skills. "He played varsity as a freshman and he played three quarters in a regional game against Triad and we almost upset them last year. He is having a good season." Parker had a "great" summer last year and also plays in a spring league in St. Louis, his coach said. Parker is also a CM football player. The future for Parker Parnell looks quite bright, Coach Green said. Again congrats to Parker Parnell on his recognition as a Tom Lane State Farm Insurance
If you missed the chance to see Queen Rock Montreal in IMAX theaters last weekend, you now have a second chance. The film’s IMAX release has been extended, with additional showings set…
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