Large earthquakes have shaken the St. Louis region in the past and could do so again. Mizzou’s Civil and Environmental Engineering department was selected by MoDOT to study just that.
It's the season for colds and flu. Many in the medical field are encouraging residents to get their flu shot now after a nasty virus has been making its way around.
Comparing largest 182 U.S. cities, St. Louis repeated its last-place rank on “Safest Cities in America” list — which included being worst in assaults, traffic deaths.
You may recall that, back in 2016, a lawsuit was filed against the US federal judiciary and how it charges for PACER. If you don’t know, PACER is the court system’s electronic filing/records system, that allows users to access documents in federal court. It looks and acts like it was designed in the 1990s, and […]
A St. Louis judge issued an order Tuesday walking back part of his decision to block a city ordinance that expanded civilian oversight of local law enforcement. In September, three police organizations were successful …
In addition to spreading the word of rock, AC/DC will soon be providing another educational service. The Australian company Love Police Books has announced a new children's book using the…
Celebrate St. Louis’ jazz legacy and future, at the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam. Free and family-friendly, this weekly gathering brings jazz within reach for people
Mangal Sarki, 65, was struck just after 6 p.m. in the 3700 block of Gravois Avenue, near South Spring Avenue, in the city's Tower Grove South neighborhood.
GODFREY - Lewis and Clark Community College Chairman Of The Board Of Trustees David Heyen officially resigned and the board accepted his resignation at the meeting Tuesday night at the college. Lewis and Clark Community College Board Vice President Julie Johnson made the following comments on behalf of the board after the announcement of Heyen’s resignation. "The Board of Trustees takes seriously the unprofessional comment that was made during the public comments portion of its regular September board meeting held on Tuesday, September 13, 2022," Johnson said. "During the investigation of the incident, the board received a resignation from David Heyen effective October 11, 2022. The board apologizes to anyone who was negatively impacted by this course of events, including professor Gerald Moser, who was preparing to make remarks during public comment when the incident occurred. “The Board of Trustees remains committed to preserving the public’s right to address
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