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Bill Hellmuth, chairman and CEO of St. Louis-based architecture giant HOK Inc. and the backbone of the firm's presence in Washington, D.C., died April 6 after a long illness, HOK announced. He was 69. Hellmuth had a hand in the design of dozens of buildings in Greater Washington, including Constitution Square, D.C.'s Consolidated Forensic Laboratory, the National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center and the National Center for Weather and Climate Prediction. "He was a whirlwind of…

For the first time since 2018, the Blues won’t participate in the NHL playoffs this season. Despite a topsy-turvy season on the ice, in a season that included trading star players, the club's front office says its revenue has grown as ticket sales remained solid and the team has capitalized on new revenue opportunities.

Brace yourselves, St. Louisans. It's that time of year again when spring allergies are creeping up, and you might need to take action.

Boaters out on the Grand Canal at the palace of Versailles.

Toto’s Steve Lukather is ready to share a new solo album. Bridges, Lukather’s ninth studio album, will drop June 16. The record features contributions from past and present members of the Toto family, including David Paich, Joseph…

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Bluebird Network, a communications infrastructure provider and data center operator based in St. Louis County, has hired a chief development officer.

Police responded to a shooting shortly after 5:15 p.m. at the intersection of Glasgow Avenue and Gamble Street.

The only surprising thing here is that it took this long: NPR has officially announced that it has quit Twitter. This is in response to Elon’s chaotic decision to first label the account “state-affiliated media,” a label that was designed to help users understand if a media organization was actually a dedicated mouthpiece of the […]

Today on TAP: Both the inflation and the employment outlook continue to improve.

Local restaurateurs Dave and Kara Bailey are expanding their culinary commonwealth with a weekends-only, fried chicken eatery.

Yesterday the judge in the Dominion lawsuit against Fox News, Eric Davis, learned something new: Fox Corp. had asserted since Dominion filed its lawsuit in 2021 that Rupert Murdoch had no official role at Fox News....But on Easter Sunday, Fox disclosed to Dominion’s attorneys that Murdoch also is “executive chair” at Fox News. Davis was ...continue reading "Judge rules that Fox News is a lying sack of shit*"

These days, it's the small victories that are getting me through. It's light past 4 p.m.

TOWN AND COUNTRY — Mission Taco Joint said Wednesday it will open a new restaurant and event space in Town and Country later this year.

The Washington Post reports that consumers are still feeling battered by inflation: Although inflation has slowly cooled from last summer’s highs, price pressures continue to feel like an uphill battle for consumers, politicians and policymakers alike. Many say recent strides have been too spotty to offer much relief, even as annual price growth has slowed ...continue reading "Why does inflation still seem so high? It’s all about food."

Proponents said getting approval from a doctor before treatment can take time and costs money, which has become a hurdle for patients seeking care.

"When that mulling process is over, I will definitely have comments to make," said Rep. Steve Butz, a Democrat from Holly Hills.

A St. Louis County man appeared in federal court on Wednesday and admitted possessing tens of thousands of videos and images containing child pornography.

I forgot to include supercore inflation in this morning's post. Here is CPI excluding food, energy, and shelter: