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Without disclosing she was paid about $5,000 for the work, Lisa Clancy cast votes on bill that county adopted as its marijuana-industry zoning ordinance.

The alleged Highland Park Fourth of July parade shooter has been indicted on 117 counts.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe declared a State of Emergency Tuesday after record rainfall caused flash flooding in the St. Louis area. This was just days after Governor Mike Parson issued a drought alert for the state. The historic amount of rainfall in the St. Louis area did not do much to [...]

Favazz interviews Derek Trucks ahead of the Tedeschi Trucks Band at the Fox Theatre on July, 27, 2022

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Stifel’s chairman and CEO noted that the Federal Reserve Board has become “very hawkish” in addressing inflation. “Going forward, I expect increased volatility and more uncertainty. We will manage our business accordingly,” he said.

Most of the tenants are signed and nearing construction for the first phase of a developer’s new $70 million Metro East shopping complex, with a restaurant tapped as the latest tenant.

Leaders from one of Missouri's oldest churches are working to pick up the pieces after significant flood damage from Tuesday's torrential rainfall.

After the historic rainfall and flooding, many homes were affected and damaged.

A study in blue at Laguna Beach.

Director Tre’Von Griffith has crafted what he calls “an ode to self-love” with his new TourCo production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream."

So, we just had a post mocking the Democrats for whining about Hulu refusing their issue ads, and falsely calling it “censorship.” And now we have Republicans issuing a bullshit blustery threat letter to Google not to limit searches for sketchy fake abortion centers. If you’re unaware, malicious anti-abortion folks have set up fake abortion […]

Ferguson-based technology and engineering firm Emerson Electric said its new software subsidiary, Aspen Technology, has made its first acquisition under Emerson's majority ownership, a deal that likely foreshadows future deals.

MARYVILLE – Illinois will institute a 10-day tax holiday on school supplies, and working families can expect to have reduced shopping costs ahead of the upcoming academic year, State Senator Kris Tharp announced. “As a nod to our working parents, guardians and teachers in Illinois, lowering the tax rate on school supplies reduces a burden when preparing students and classrooms for the academic year,” said Tharp (D-Bethalto). “By instituting a tax holiday, Illinois can help relieve families and educators of some financial costs in order to ensure students have the tools to be successful in the upcoming school year.” The law lowers the state tax rate on school supplies, eligible clothes and footwear from 6.25% down to 1.25% for 10 days from Aug. 5 to Aug. 14, 2022. “By lowering the tax rate to be competitive with neighboring states, we can give residents one more reason to shop local,” Tharp said. “We need to be doing all we can to support

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David Ellefson is reuniting with several other former Megadeth band members to launch the Mega Years tour. The outing, which includes four Western dates beginning October 12 in San Diego,…

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