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The Washington Post reports that Donald Trump's phone log on January 6, 2021, goes suddenly silent for 7 hours and 37 minutes starting when Trump addressed the rally to overturn the vote and continuing through the attack on the Capitol. Shortly after the rioters were finally cleared, the phone logs once again list calls to ...continue reading "Donald Trump has a 457-minute gap on January 6"

Beer heiress Trudy Busch Valentine entered the Democratic primary race for U.S. Senate on Monday, giving the party a candidate who could potentially match Republican spending this year out of her own pocket. In a three-minute video announcing her campaign, Valentine says she is entering the race to bridge divisive politics but provides no specifics […]

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While they're No. 1 in our hearts, Forbes put a dollar amount on what the Cardinals are worth.

Missouri House members are not ready to accept the congressional redistricting map approved by the state Senate. The House met Monday without voting on the Senate plan, approved Thursday at the …

Former President Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden in a hypothetical 2024 match-up, according to a new Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll survey released exclusively to The Hill on Monday.

Last week, Reuters broke the quasi-news that Clearview had offered its tech to the war effort in Ukraine. According to statements made solely by the company and its CEO, Hoan Ton-That, the Ukraine government was using Clearview’s 10-billion facial image database (all scraped for free from the open web) to identify dead bodies, point out […]

If it seems like Elton John announced his Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour years ago, it's because he did: It was January 2018. But now, he's reached the end of…

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The castle-like structure stands at the park's entrance at Kingshighway Boulevard. It was built in the early 1870s.

Where is Route 66 in St. Louis? Two Missouri highways, 366 and 100, claim to be the old Route 66. Why? Because it changed over the years. Both have legitimate claims to Route 66 heritage, so let’s talk about the

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Developers who have proposed a 13-story Hyatt House hotel in downtown Kansas City recently sued the St. Louis-based law firm and an attorney who represented the project's former lender, which failed to disperse agreed-upon loan funds.

Sen. Steve Roberts, D-St. Louis, is trying to unseat U.S. Rep. Cori Bush in the heavily Democratic 1st Congressional District

Another election is coming up, and that means more tax increases on the ballot to prop up fragmentation and auto-oriented land uses in St. Louis County. The April 2016, August 2016, November 2016, April 2017, Aug 2017, April 2108, Aug 2018, and April 2019 ballots included several tax increases and bond issues. The next ballot […]

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Plans will move forward for a major renovation of St. Louis' Powell Hall, which paves the way for a new and modern experience when you go to hear the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. But Monday evening's decision was met with some opposition. Some 20 people signed up to speak before the city's Preservation Board made its 3-2 decision. Even board members acknowledged that type of interest in a design proposal is rare. Many of those who spoke out are concerned that expansion would erase history. Champagne-colored…

Trudy Busch Valentine, an heiress to beer maker Anheuser-Busch's founding family, filed Monday to run for a U.S. Senate seat in Missouri as a Democrat, the Associated Press reports. Valentine is the daughter of the late Anheuser-Busch Cos. Chairman August “Gussie” Busch Jr., who died in 1989. Her mother was the late Gertrude “Trudy” Busch, Gussie Busch Jr.’s third wife. A philanthropist, Valentine serves on the Board of Trustees of Saint Louis University, to which she's donated nearly…

With mental health issues on the rise nationwide, Missouri lawmakers are weighing bills that would provide pharmacists and teachers with more training to recognize the signs of suicide. A bill sponsored by Rep. Adam Schwadron, R-St. Charles, heard Monday in the House Health and Mental Health Policy Committee, would allow suicide awareness and prevention to […]

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Dozens of young refugees from Afghanistan gather on Saturdays to play soccer. It gives them an opportunity to be kids as they resettle in a new land.