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St. Charles Police Department implement a zero-tolerance policy to crack down on expired temporary tags in the area.

When I repeatedly use Nintendo as something of a virtual punching bag, it pisses off some of the company’s loyal fans. This has never made sense to me. Those fans should be pissed at Nintendo and all the different avenues the company takes just to make sure being a Nintendo fan is as difficult as […]

In the wake of last week’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade and Missouri’s trigger law — which effectively bans most abortions in the state — OB-GYN Dr. Jeannie Kelly has concerns about how the new state law will affect gynecological and obstetrics care.

The Washington Post editorial board scolded Pritzker's strategy to promote Darren Bailey in the primary as "shameless" and "dangerous."

Last night, like thousands of nights before it, USC was part of the Pac-12 conference when I went to bed. This morning, I woke up, came downstairs, and immediately crashed. When I finally woke up for good this afternoon, USC was a member of the Big Ten. wtf?

“The victim did not know it was being recorded, did not consent to the recording and did not consent to any dissemination of such recording,” the attorney said.

Railway companies Amtrak and BNSF have now filed a federal lawsuit against the company the truck driver worked for in this week's deadly Missouri train crash.

A judge has ordered St. Louis County to pay Councilman Tim Fitch more than $245,000 in retirement benefits that he earned as a police officer and police chief, the Post-Dispatch reported Thursday.

A few days ago I wrote about an AP study showing that over the past year about 1 million voters had switched their party registration to Republican compared to 600,000 who had become Democrats. This was based on a party switching report from L2, which combined actual data from states that report it with modeling ...continue reading "Update: Party defections are tiny and mostly meaningless"

The driver suffered a medical emergency before the crash, according to St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell.

In total, Parson cut about $644 million in spending proposed by lawmakers, mostly federal stimulus funding.