Southwest Airlines Co. canceled more than two-thirds of its entire schedule Monday as the airline tries to recover from the weekend winter storm that scrambled much of the nation's commercial flight operations.
KSDK reports that Dallas-based Southwest scrapped roughly 38% of its flights to and from St. Louis Lambert International Airport on Sunday, with more cancellations Monday and Tuesday. Some travelers said they'd received no alerts from the airline that there were any problems until they arrived…
[INT: Midwestern living room, Christmas morning 2022]: Children: Thanks for all of these consumer goods, Daddy. We know you mean well. But we just want to know whether we’ll ever see free access to federal courtroom documents in our lifetime. Me: [long pause while stroking my magnificent beard] I don’t know, kids. I just don’t […]
There have been more bills prefiled for Missouri’s 2023 legislative session regarding transgender athletes than there are transgender athletes currently competing according to their identity in public schools. Republican lawmakers in both the House and Senate have combined to file 10 bills seeking to restrict the ability of transgender minors to play in youth sports. […]
If you've been partying into the wee hours of the morning, the thing you're going to need ASAP is some food to line your stomach. If you've said, "No, thank you, please," to the hullabaloo of a New Year's Eve celebration, you also probably would like some sustenance.
The St. Louis metro area tends to get a bad rep in the rest of the state. We’re “criminals,” crazy “libs,” or inferior to our Kansas City rival. The haters can say what they want.
Community leader, pioneer and "Angel of the Rockies" Clara Brown lived in the 1800s. Born enslaved, she was freed in 1859 and moved to Colorado, becoming the state's first Black resident.
On the heels of the holidays and the season’s festive frenzy, the new year is a time to take a deep breath, look back on the past year, and prioritize what’s important in the year to come.
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