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William E. Roland is a professor at the University of Missouri-Columbia Department of Internal Medicine, Clinical Medicine.

Underserved businesses must be legally registered in a Spectrum Reach market to apply for the 2024 Pay It Forward program. Deadline is Feb. 25.

The fire was too heavy to save two children who were trapped inside their home, the St. Charles Ambulance District said.

In an essay about a hometown friend of his who recently passed away, Nick Kristof says, "There isn’t a good term for the bundle of pathologies that have afflicted working-class Americans like Bill." Then, to drive home the point that working-class Americans are in trouble, he adds this: One gauge of how many Americans are ...continue reading "American workers make more than they did in 1969"

The St. Louis sports scene has been featured several times throughout Sports Illustrated's decades-long run. The Cardinals, Blues and Rams have all sparked memorable SI covers.

10 am Saturday, January 27th, St. Louis County Public Library Seed Swap at Daniel Boone Branch, Ellisville Noon to 5 pm Sunday, January 28th, gardening event at Steampunk Brew Works, Town & Country: STL Seeding Frenzy. Lots of companies have donated seeds. Bring seeds to share and/or donate non-perishable food, hygiene products. Mushroom growing class. Raffles. … Continue reading Upcoming STL Area Plant Sales →

The officer is facing multiple counts of both felony and misdemeanor sex crimes, the Jefferson County Prosecutor's Office said.

Deep winter cold will continue through Sunday, but temperatures will warm up a little bit. High temps should be near 30 degrees by the middle of the afternoon.

For some reason, lefty sports fans have taken to blaming the demise of Sports Illustrated on greed run amok. And sure, owners of companies tend to be greedy. But SI's circulation peaked 30 years ago and has been declining ever since. In 2018 it went biweekly and in 2020 it went monthly. Total annual circulation ...continue reading "Why Sports Illustrated failed"

As the St. Louis area grapples with bone-chilling temperatures, many families got away from the brutal cold by heading to the St. Louis Auto Show at America's Center downtown.