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The Ballwin Police Department found a delivery driver passed out behind the wheel of the parked vehicle. 

There's a new call for all eyes on the master plan for a colossal makeover of St. Louis-Lambert International Airport.

On a cold, rainy Tuesday, customers lined up for a hot deal on a hot meal at the grand opening of the new Kentucky Fried Chicken on Jennings Station Road.

A Florissant woman is facing a real struggle because of the State of Missouri’s push to force her to repay pandemic unemployment funds; the state says she was overpaid.

At Tuesday’s school board meeting, Hazelwood district officials voted to request the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers test all of its schools.

Two candidates remain in the search for the next St. Louis Police Chief: Larry Boone and Robert Tracy.

It’s no secret that Nintendo is one of my common targets to slap around for its draconian enforcement of intellectual property, much to the annoyance of some Nintendo fans. It’s just that it’s… hard not to? This is an enormous player in the video game industry that wields IP as a method for taking down […]

SLPS and Confluence Academies partnered this past spring on a public safety plan to combat child gun violence in the city.

The program will provide $500 monthly payments for the families for 18 months. The money will come from the city's ARPA funds.

Earlier this morning I put up a chart showing what inflation looks like if you use a better estimate of rent than the one that BLS uses. I thought this could bear some explanation, so here are two estimates of rent inflation: The official BLS estimate has continued to rise throughout 2022 even though everyone ...continue reading "What’s up with rent inflation?"

Nicholas John Proffitt, 44, of Cape Girardeau, pleaded guilty in the April 2020 fire at the Cape Girardeau Islamic Center.

A man who set a fire that destroyed an Islamic center in southeast Missouri has pleaded guilty to hate crime and arson charges.

The "Nation's Report Card" shows the average reading and math scores of Missouri students have decreased significantly since before the pandemic. 

The Armory in Midtown, which has undergone a $60 million redevelopment, opened for photos Tuesday. “There's space for entertainment, like national touring acts. But there’s also space if you just want to come hang out and watch the Blues game, the soccer game or football game," an official said.