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The St. Louis Battlehawks wrap up the regular season in dominant fashion, cruising to a 53-28 home win over the Orlando Guardians.

The loss of the Rams stung, but the missed opportunity to help downtown St. Louis hurt even more.

It's official: One of the most decorated gymnasts in United States history ties the knot with her longtime love from St. Louis.

Five Years Ago This week in 2018, Trump was being weird about the TPP, Apple was not doing so great in its attempts to prevent leaks, and another vendor appeared selling tools to crack iPhones. The MPAA silently shut down its legal movie search engine, the music industry was looking at moving past site-blocking into […]

Washington University issued a statement Friday amid an investigation into the St. Louis Pediatric Transgender Center at Children’s Hospital, claiming no evidence of misconduct.

The boy would not answer questions about what happened and refused emergency medical services. He was taken to a hospital by private vehicle instead.

My last two trips out of town have been for Harry Truman-related events. Earlier this year I went to DC, when the statue of HST was installed in the U.S. Capitol. This week I was humming: “Kansas City Here I Come!” The annual Truman Library fundraiser, aptly titled “Wild About Harry”, was held at the... 

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Today the Washington Post tells the story of Joe Moss, a Republican and conservative Christian who engineered a takeover of the Ottowa County board of commissioners in Michigan. It all started in church: They settled into the pews and listened as their pastor warned of the “many people” in the country who were “trying to ...continue reading "MAGA Republicans take over a county, and it all started with masks"

EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville boys track sophomore Clayton Lakatos has had a good start to the 2023 track season. The future looks so bright for the young track and field star. Clayton is an iCAN Clinic Male Athlete of the Month for the Tigers. Some of Clayton's track highlights in 2023 have been in the Illinois Top Times indoor meet on March 25 in Bloomington, having run the 60-meter hurdles in 8.81 seconds and was part of the 4x200 meter relay team with Kellen Brnfre, Zach Lane, and Darren Wilson, winning their heat at 1:30.56 and finishing second in their heat of the 4x400 meter relay with Lane, Wilson and Xavier Valdez at 3:29.63. In his season's outdoor debut in the Norm Armstrong Invitational at Belleville West High on April 7, Lakatos had a very good day, running the 110 meters hurdles at 16.30 seconds, then was second in the 300-meter hurdles, coming home at 40.52 seconds. Clayton is the son of the Tigers' legendary boy track and field coach Chad Lakatos, who has an outstanding

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