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Things are steady right now at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, and some people are flying in this weekend to beat the rush.

Police helped free the men from a cell and then arrested them.

The things said by law enforcement when trying to keep evidence from being tossed all sound the same. There are only a handful of acceptable excuses for performing warrantless searches and, man, do they get used so frequently we can probably all repeat them in our sleep. “Exigent circumstances.” This one means things were happening […]

An out-of-state bail reform organization is now in the spotlight, following its actions in helping free a man from jail who is now accused as the Clayton killer.

There’s good reason to be thankful this weekend, especially if you drive the Jefferson Barracks Bridge daily.

Robert Abu Abdul Rasheed, a 76-year-old man diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, was reported missing nearly two weeks ago. Concerns are growing for his well-being.

Decked Out Divas is the only floating drag show in St. Louis.   Join the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch for this adults-only, late-night show, featuring some of our favorite […]

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Two transgender boys are suing the University of Missouri over its decision to stop providing gender-affirming care to minors over concerns that a new state law could create legal issues for its doctors.

The St. Louis Cardinals have non-tendered four players, including two position players and two pitchers, ahead of Friday's deadline.

Regulators at the Illinois Commerce Commission on Thursday unanimously approved rate hikes for four major natural gas utilities, but the little-known regulatory body’s decision was perhaps more notable for what it rejected. The five-member board flexed its regulatory muscle, slashing the utilities’ requested rate increases by as much as 50%. “This was an earthquake in Illinois utility regulation,” Abe Scarr, director of consumer advocacy group Illinois PIRG told Capitol News Illinois after…

Voting ends at 11 a.m. CT on Wednesday, Nov. 29.

I have a correction. A couple of days ago I posted a chart of childhood vaccination rates by state plotted against each state's vote for Donald Trump in 2020. Unfortunately, I used the wrong numbers—which by coincidence produced results similar to the correct numbers. Similar, but not the same. Here's the corrected chart: As with ...continue reading "CORRECTION: Childhood vaccination rates"

Trenell Johnson was arrested Thursday night in Clayton's first homicide in nearly two decades.

The new Missouri law outlawed puberty blockers, hormones and gender-affirming surgery for minors.

A letter obtained by the I-Team shows a GPS company notified a judge in a previous case that Johnson allowed his ankle bracelet to die.