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There is outrage after a middle school basketball team from East St. Louis is forced to forfeit a state sectional playoff game after their bus broke down.

The recycling bins are overflowing outside St. John’s Lutheran Church and School in Red Bud, Illinois.

Two tickets, two people and one very valuable baseball.

Recreational marijuana sales will start statewide as soon as Friday. The state of Missouri originally set the date for Monday, but announced a last-minute change on Thursday.

For some, it seems like only yesterday when we learned former Freeburg High School teacher Sam Shelton tried to snap the neck of a 17-year-old student. He was having an affair with the teen.

Relatives of 77-year-old Kathleen Kinkel are grieving the loss of their loved one. They also want answers.

Detectives are turning to technology to help find answers to unsolved homicides. Billboards, posters, and cards created by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department now feature QR codes.

The St. Louis Cardinals' opening day may seem a ways away on March 30, but Busch Stadium is already preparing for the new season.

South St. Louis County residents contacted the You Paid For It Team to get answers about the shape of their roads.

The shooting happened in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood.

Back in August last year, Techdirt covered a major announcement by the US government that all taxpayer-supported research should be immediately available to the public at no cost. As Mike wrote at the time, this is really big, not least for the following key element mentioned in the press release: This policy guidance will end […]

Police say after fatally shooting a woman during a carjacking in July he shot another woman during a carjacking in August.

On Thursday, the court issued a one-line statement overruling the motion to stay Leonard Taylor's execution.

Nearly all of the state's medical marijuana dispensaries applied for the comprehensive license that would allow for recreational and medicinal sales.

Boris Johnson, during a visit to Washington DC yesterday, said he was "appalled to discover just how many people are afraid and frightened of a guy called Tucker Carlson." Over at National Review, Bobby Miller gives him high-fives: Johnson’s concerns are justified. Because of his large viewership and ability to whip up anger against anybody ...continue reading "Please, let’s not pretend to be surprised about Tucker Carlson’s vast influence"