The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline. Narrated by the captain
Just to keep everyone up to date, here's what COVID-19 mortality in the US looks like these days: We are currently running at about 350 COVID deaths per day.
Missouri lawmakers are days away from spring break, but before members head out of town, there's still a big list of priorities waiting to be addressed.
The bill would create a five-member board to oversee the department. Four of the members would be appointed by the governor. The fifth would be the St. Louis mayor.
Here's the latest from the Wall Street Journal editorial page: If I were Tim Trevan I'd be pissed. Nowhere in his op-ed does he say that scientists got the lab leak theory wrong. He says only that a lab leak is "a possibility" that's "self-evidently plausible." Trevan does accuse some unspecified "others" of trying to ...continue reading "How things work on the Wall Street Journal editorial page"
FOX 2 has uncovered new details about the tragedy at the troubled, former Famous Barr building in downtown St. Louis, that took the life of a beloved K9 member of the St. Louis Fire Department: Balko, a dog trained to sniff out human remains.
Mayor Tishaura Jones endorsed candidates running in six of the city's 14 wards, siding with newcomers in races against some of her critics and past rivals.
We’ve long known so-called “predictive policing” is garbage. It’s the same old biased policing, except shinier and more expensive. Every system in place relies on data generated by policework — data instantly tainted by the things cops do, like hassling minorities, engaging in very selective enforcement, and treating people as inherently suspicious just because of […]
Even with all the hype about a city with a rich soccer history, some bar and restaurant operators in the area say crowds on Saturday for the home debut of St. Louis City SC at CITYPARK exceeded expectations.
A year after Obamacare passed we had reduced the uninsured population from around 17% to 11%. Since then, aside from a few small wobbles during the pandemic, it's stayed almost completely flat. There's no excuse for this. The correct number is 0%.
A driver drove into a flooded road in Pacific, Missouri, Monday morning and got stuck. Pacific Fire Protection District firefighters had to help them out of the car and back to safety.
The departures have frustrated state election officials involved in the effort and have demonstrated how deeply election conspiracies have spread throughout the GOP.