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Leonard Leo promised "fury" in Missouri if he didn't get his way on judicial selection. He lost here. But the fury came to the nation's federal judiciary.

You may have seen the alarming news today that household net worth dropped $8.7 trillion in the second quarter, a "record" annualized rate of -20.9%. That's all true, but you might be interested to know that this decline was almost entirely due to the stock market, with a little bit added from inflation. Here is ...continue reading "Raw data: Household net worth"

A surveillance video released by police on Thursday showed two people running from gunfire at a supermarket in north county.

Mantovani's Republican rebrand gives him a chance to square off against County Executive Sam Page with a broader electorate coming out to vote

A 61-year-old St. Louis man was reportedly attacked and killed by dogs two months ago.

Former Democrat Mark Mantovani officially filed Tuesday morning as the Republican candidate for St. Louis County Executive. 

The operative word in the phrase “criminal justice system” isn’t “justice.” As much as we tip our hats to enshrined rights and ideals like “innocent until proven guilty,” the operative word remains “system.” And like any system, the justice system is mostly there to process those accused of crimes, rather than act as a check […]

The City of St. Peters is taking a homeowner to court again over too many sunflowers in their yard.

Both police and the family of the 16-year-old shot and killed by police agree that the teen was armed and running away before his death. But that's where their accounts diverge.

St. Louis will hold a special election Tuesday. But before you cast your ballot, you’ll need to show identification, according to a new law in Missouri. Voters in St. Louis are choosing a new president of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen. Alderwoman Megan Green and Alderman Jack Coatar are vying for the job left vacant after former board President Lewis Reed's resignation. This will be the first election under Missouri's new voter identification law, which went into effect last week. As Republican…

ALTON – Students from Lewis and Clark Community College’s YouthBuild AmeriCorps program volunteered for the Alton Citywide Litter Cleanup, coordinated by Alton Main Street and Pride, Inc. In the front row, from left to right are Isaiah Slater, Kyan O’Bannon, Kaden Conreux, Keyshawn Stapleton and Jaiden London. In the back row are Adult Education Pathway Advocate Kavon Lacey, Zion Haynes, Jacob Phipps, Dakota Hennemann, Jada Johnson, Carmela Singer and Seth Taylor. To learn more about YouthBuild Americorps or other programs offered at Lewis and Clark Community College’s Scott Bibb Center, contact Sabrina Davis at (618) 468-4150 or sdavis@lc.edu , or visit www.lc.edu/youthbuild .

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Pi’erre Bourne emerged as one of the pre-eminent rap producers of the late 2010s, scoring major hits with Playboi Carti and 6ix9ine, in addition to working with Kanye West, Travis

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After the reigning world champ withdrew from the Sinquefield Cup, some chess fans speculated his opponent used vibrating … ahem, personal … devices to win.

The average amount a college student in Missouri borrows to pay for school is roughly $35,000, according to the Department of Education.