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In newspaper articles about court cases it's now routine to name the president(s) who appointed the judge(s) involved.¹ The reason is simple: it tells you everything you need to know. Hell, if they put this information in the lead you could skip the whole rest of the story. Democratic appointees reliably deliver liberal results and ...continue reading "Lower courts are the most reliably partisan in the country"

A north St. Louis resident says the Forestry Department has been so slow in picking up debris from storm damage in her neighborhood. Because of that, she says outsiders have started to use her community to dump debris.

Dozens of food, clothing vendors and live music can be enjoyed from Ballpark Village.

The annual Blues at the Arch Festival kicked off this weekend. It's a three-day music event that brings in thousands of people from across the region. 

A Saint Louis University School of Law graduate, Coatar grew up in the Chicago area and graduated high school in Overland Park, Kansas.

Both elevators are operating again at a St. Louis apartment building after the Fox Files exposed a weeks-long issue.

Cops love shooting dogs almost more than they like casually violating constitutional rights. Even the DOJ called cop-on-dog violence an “epidemic.” Cops dress like warriors, plaster their cars with Punisher logos, declare themselves the “thin blue line”… and then act like small woodland creatures the moment they encounter anything slightly unexpected. Guns, tasers, body armor, […]

Multiple agencies responded Thursday to free the teen from a grain auger along Highway H near Orchard Farm.

A common meme is one where you suggest that kids these days are unfamiliar with some item or activity from the past. The usual suspects are things like dial telephones, stick shifts, cursive handwriting, and so forth. But this is ridiculous. There's so much period TV available that kids are familiar with practically all this ...continue reading "Spam, glorious Spam"

Sixteen people are hurt after a boat exploded Friday in the Lake of the Ozarks, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

“Some allegations read like a bad movie, and this is one such case," said St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell.

Mergers will be suspended for several parishes until the Dicastery for the Clergy makes a decision, which the Archdiocese said will likely take months.