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The University of Missouri–St. Louis was the presenting partner for Sunday’s St. Louis CITY SC match against the LA Galaxy as the team commemorated Juneteenth ahead of the national holiday later this month.

This chart comes from a report released a couple of days ago by Policy Impact, a think tank dedicated to standardized analysis of public policy. It shows how much it costs to perform an IRS audit: Up through the middle class, the cost of an audit is the same as the amount brought in. Net ...continue reading "Raw data: The cost of an IRS audit"

Postseason hero David Freese has declined the opportunity to be inducted to the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame.

Five Years Ago This week in 2018 began with a much-anticipated day: the official end of net neutrality rules. We took a long look at Ajit Pai’s latest comments about the change, while the FCC was busy fending off questions about the DDoS attack it made up (and also, randomly, about Pai’s big coffee mug), […]

Spreitzer said about 160 firefighters were helping to put out the flames.

A man is behind bars after he reportedly used a fake gun to steal dog food from a Maplewood Schnucks store.

Postseason is usually an aspiration for the team, but it seems like a long shot this year unless a large string of wins comes soon. It's been an adjustment period for almost everyone involved with the team, including second-year manager Oli Marmol.

There are even special performance categories for cowgirls, like steer undecorating and junior barrel racing for the kids.

The winner of the auction for the loan could then move to foreclose on Hudson Holdings, a person familiar with the process said.

The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

It also said that James had relied on outdated scientific studies in bringing the claim.

Criticism is important for any art form, but doing it for games is a tough business.

Multiple people watched it happen, including other MetroLink officers, the witnesses said. Several people told the officer he was using excessive force.

Columnist Bill McClellan asks: So you be the judge. What would you do? Prison or probation?