Senate Democrats seized control of the Missouri Senate floor Wednesday afternoon to block a Republican proposal making it harder to change the state constitution. The measure that would impose a 60% threshold as the minimum majority for amendments has already passed the House and, if approved in the Senate, would go before voters in 2024. […]
Congresswoman Cori Bush is a leader of a multiracial coalition of female lawmakers who on Tuesday launched the Congressional Caucus for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).
Here’s thinking that Carlson still has a quality career. I still believe the guy as enough tools — and pedigree and proper tutelage — to be an above-average starter.But at this point, one has to wonder if that’ll be with…
The field is ready for the first pitch and Opening Day at Busch Stadium on Thursday. The St. Louis Cardinals will face an American League team at home to kick off the season.
As you’ll recall, Elon Musk claims to be a “free speech absolutist” but his definition of free speech… is not free speech supportive at all. It’s the opposite. Saying that free speech means “that which matches the law” means that when you have an oppressive, censorial government, they can suppress speech all you want, and […]
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TROY, MO. - Authorities have cracked a Missouri cold case that dates back to 1984 after human remains were found. DNA testing and analysis by both Southeast Missouri State University students and a private laboratory have identified the remains discovered 38 years ago as Jack Langeneckert of Florissant, MO. Authorities said remains were found in a pump house on Highway F farm in June 1984. He was reported missing in 1982. His car was discovered at a St. Louis airport a week after he disappeared and the remains were never identified. Investigators said the person identified had been dead for six months at the time his remains were first discovered in 1984. Langeneckert was a real estate agent at the time he disappeared from the public. Anyone with any information, in this case, is asked to contact the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office at (636) 528-8546.
The new Executive Connections program brings together new leaders from across the region to foster connections across industries. Take a look at some of their thoughts on the toughest parts of their jobs and the biggest challenges ahead.
The suicide rate among veterans in Missouri is nearly double the state rate and one of the highest in the country. In hopes of helping veterans and other Missourians facing mental health issues, the Missouri House advanced a bill Wednesday that would require the state to conduct a study on using psilocybin, also known as […]
Former Cardinal Todd Stottlemyre co-founded the restaurant concept, which also has an area location in Des Peres and another slated to open in Warson Woods later this year.
A date has been set for the first hearing in Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's efforts to remove St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. Judge John Torbitzky has scheduled both sides to appear in court in St. Louis on April 18 for a hearing during which all pending motions in Bailey’s quo warranto proceeding will be heard. Quite a few motions are currently pending in the matter.
Democratic Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner spoke Tuesday night at an often-raucous public forum and made it clear that she not resign and that she plans to run again.
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