Today on TAP: Even if we can avert ill-advised budget concessions as part of a debt ceiling deal, it will take more radical policies to improve the life prospects of workaday Americans.
Get ready to see Tom Cruise and Jack Black on Art Hill this summer. The beloved Art Hill film series returns this July to the grassy lawn between the Saint Louis Art Museum and Post-Dispatch Lake. Kicking things off will be Top Gun Maverick on July 14, followed by Akeelah and the Bee on July 21 and School of Rock on July 28.
ILLINOIS β The Lotto jackpot in Illinois has increased to the near-record breaking amount of $15.95 million after no one matched all six numbers for Saturday's drawing. The current record drawing stands at $16.5 million which was won in June 2020. The next shot for players to win, or for the jackpot to grow even [...]
ST. LOUIS -- The Rachael Ray Show is ending this week after 17-seasons. The final show is Wednesday, May 24, 2023. The last three episodes will feature celebrity guests, iconic chefs, and some of the show's best moments. Watch the final episodes on FOX 2 at 10 a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. βTo the people that [...]
"He's very proud,β said Holly Sury. βIt's in our family to go to SIUE. He attended SIUE, and so did my grandpa. He's very proud to see me get a college education."
St. Louis native and Parkway Central High grad Michael Block is riding high after a scintillating strike led to a hole-in-one at last weekend's PGA Championship, drawing plaudits and high-fives from Rory McIlroy, and roars of adulation from the gallery.
Axiom Space and Build-A-Bear Workshop have partnered to fly a furry fifth crew member alongside the Axiom Mission 2 astronauts β a teddy bear named GiGi.
Chances are high that St. Louis won't see deluges of rain, flooding, tornado or freak hailstorms this week. Strangely, it won't even be over 100 degrees in the Lou. Yes, that's right.
For as long as the FBI has had access to NSA collections under its Section 702 authority, the FBI has abused this access. Section 702 allows the NSA to collect content and communications via “upstream” channels. It’s a powerful dragnet and one that is supposed to be foreign-facing, so as not to violate the rights […]
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JERSEYVILLE - One individual was charged with domestic battery while another was arrested on aggravated DUI charges last week in Jersey County, according to recent court filings. Ryan L. Powers, 40, of Grafton, was charged with domestic battery and unlawful restraint. According to court documents, Powers caused bodily harm to one of his family members by striking them in the face, punching them in the head, and holding them down, resulting in the battery charge. He was also charged with unlawful restraint after grabbing them by the arm and throwing them onto a couch after they attempted to leave. The incident took place last Friday, May 19 and his bail was set at $30,000. Both counts filed against him are Class 4 felony charges. Powers had previously been convicted of domestic battery on December 23, 2022 in Madison County. Janice L. Lyles, 63, of Brighton, was charged with two counts of aggravated driving under the influence after causing an accident which “caused