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Plant of the Week: American Beautyberry Walk off your Thanksgiving dinner. Take a drive and hike at one of Missouri Prairie Foundation’s Prairies. Want a front yard native landscape makeover? Enter Grow Native! and Wild Ones St. Louis Chapter 2024 Landscape Challenge January 15th Deadline for Missouri community gardens, conservation groups, parks, schools to apply … Continue reading This Week In Gardening & Nature →

The summit focused on a comprehensive exploration into what safety means from personal to technological to community-wide.

Cody Schrader put together one of the most impressive performances in Missouri history Saturday night, running for 205 yards and a touchdown, catching five passes for 116 yards, and leading the No. 16 Tigers to a 36-7 rout of No. 14 Tennessee.

Conservation officials have been working to remove feral hogs from Missouri for several years, but their presence remains an issue for dozens of counties.

A crash has led to major traffic backups in south St. Louis County on Interstate 255 just before the Jefferson Barracks Bridge.

You all know that I'm a bug about the delayed effects of Fed interest rate hikes. Here's a simple chart that shows why: Fed interest rate hikes don't directly affect inflation. They produce higher long-term rates which in turn slow down the economy. That's what reduces inflation. Long-term rates have indeed gone up since the ...continue reading "The Fed and the economy"

Who's responsible for the mess in the Middle East? You can go back as far as you want, of course, if you want to blame Theodor Herzl or Arthur Balfour or the United Nations or the Ottoman Empire. But if we stick to relatively recent history, the answer lies with one reckless man and a ...continue reading "The man who wrecked the Middle East"

One officer was hurt Saturday while responding to a crisis intervention team call in north St. Louis.