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This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is That One Guy with a comment about the FBI advisor who attacked Signal for its refusal to collect user metadata: ‘How dare you close the curtains, I was looking in those!’ I love how a company that collects as little as possible information on […]

For some reason they waited until a couple of days after the anniversary of 1/6 to do it, but their inspiration is obvious. Thanks, Donald.

Alan Blinder, a Real Economist™, says that inflation is way down: Over the past five months (June to November 2022), inflation has slowed to a crawl. Whether measured by the consumer-price index, or CPI, which most people watch, or the price index for personal consumption expenditures, or PCE, which the Federal Reserve prefers, the annualized ...continue reading "An economist tells us to listen up: inflation is now low"

Police said 50-year-old James Duncan died at a hospital after crashing his Chevrolet Blazer into a home.

Immigrants from embattled countries unite for day of peaceful protest.

Stacker compiled a list of cities with the most expensive homes in St. Clair County, IL metro using data from Zillow.

One Missouri lawmaker has introduced a bill that would ban transgender athletes from participating in organized school sports on girls' teams.

Police are investigating a shooting that happened Saturday afternoon in St. Louis City.

It will mark the 14th location for the popular, locally owned barbecue chain.

Police said a masked man entered PrideStaff on Dorsett Road and announced a robbery. An employee confronted him in an alley behind the business and was shot.

Police are investigating the shooting of a 78-year-old man that took place Saturday morning.

The lawsuit seeks compensation for monetary damages and other penalties.

Missouri’s top lawmaker opened the 2023 legislative session Wednesday by proclaiming that the state’s massive budget surplus should translate into more tax cuts. 

Police identified the men involved in a deadly shooting Friday at a Maryland Heights business — the community's second workplace killing in as many days.