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Via Albert Pinto, here is a chart of inflation from the Financial Times: I don't know why anyone would care that these two lines are similar,¹ nor do I know why you'd get ordinary inflation figures from Jesper Rangvid of the Federal Reserve. But the bigger problem is that this chart uses year-over-year inflation, which ...continue reading "Oh no, it’s the ’70s all over again!!!"

A strong wind overnight brought down a portion of a vacant building just north of downtown St. Louis on Thursday morning.

The St. Louis region is one step closer to seeing a plan approved for a major development along the riverfront and south of the Poplar Street Bridge.

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New technology could keep you from being targeted at a casino. Casino gambling via a phone app has just arrived in St. Louis.

Ameren Missouri said it was cleaning up the site and concentration levels should go down by early summer.

Missouri's Attorney General announced Thursday that his office is launching an investigation into the Pediatric Transgender Center in St. Louis. A whistleblower claimed the program designed to help transgender teens is harming them instead.

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The new plan breaks down 178 parishes into 88 pastorates.

Community members are going above and beyond to support the victims, their friends, and families.

Southwest Airlines executives were on the hot seat Thursday, facing criticism from senators at a hearing on Capitol Hill.

It’s nearly time for the Super Bowl, the NFL’s orgy of advertising with a bit of football mixed in to keep things interesting. And, as per usual, the NFL has been running around pretending that it has intellectual property rights that it doesn’t have. This year, while not an entirely unique thing, the NFL has […]

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Madeline Sieren, spokeswoman for Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, said there was no reason not to move ahead with the execution.

"Once I say goodbye to this opportunity, I can never go back,” Charlie Jacob said.

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced an investigation into the allegations about care in pediatric cases.