stLouISTMissouri judge says county health orders illegal and must be lifted
The judge said all COVID-19 health rules should be immediately voided.
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Missouri man exonerated in 3 killings, free after 4 decades
Kevin Strickland, 62, has always maintained that he was home watching TV and had nothing to do with the shootings in 1978.
100+ options for a dine-in or takeout Thanksgiving feast in the St. Louis area
Options include full meals as well as a-la-carte turkeys, side dishes and desserts from restaurants, food truck and catering firms.
New Illinois congressional map favors Democrats, likely eliminates two GOP districts
Reps. Mike Bost and Mary Miller were drawn into the same district, potentially leading to a Republican primary battle in the heavily conservative area.
Early shoppers: Cardinals finalizing four-year deal with lefty starter Matz to beat holiday rush
One of the leading sinkerballers in the majors, the 30-year-old lefty went 14-7 with a 3.82 ERA for Toronto in 2021.
Guns ’N Hoses boxing returns to raise money for families of record 10 St. Louis-area first responders who died on duty
The fight will mark a somewhat somber occasion after a record 10 first responders in the St. Louis region died on the job since January 2020.
As market for starters begins to accelerate, will Cardinals stay grounded with their pursuits?
Matz and Stroman, two free-agent starters of interest to the Cardinals, share a trait the club values.
Commission approves $35M incentives for Webster Groves housing, commercial project
The commission voted 8-4 to recommend the City Council grant $35 million in tax increment financing to developer SG Collaborative's Douglass Hill project.
BenFred: Should we worry about national view of the Rams lawsuit now that the nation is finally paying attention?
Check out the highlights of Ben Frederickson's weekly chat with St. Louis sports fans.
‘Do something — today’: Spurred by testimony, St. Louis County lawmakers approve jail pay raises
County Council also approves resolution to examine alternative proposals to the expansion of the downtown St. Louis convention center.
Metro services to operate on different schedule for Thanksgiving
MetroLink and MetroBus schedules will be altered for the holiday, but will return to normal on Friday, the transit agency announced.
Elected Lincoln County Circuit Clerk improperly stripped of power, judge says
A Cole County judge ruled that judges in Lincoln County improperly stripped the elected circuit clerk of her power to hire and fire employees.
Accused serial killer pleads not guilty to federal charge in St. Louis
Perez Deshay Reed has been accused of fatally shooting two people each in St. Louis city and county and Kansas City, Kansas.
Afghan refugees check into Hollywood Casino Hotel and stay for a while
A family struggles to get settled during their first week in St. Louis.
Missouri puts major computer contract out for bid
State seeks proposals from companies that can provide personal computers and accompanying software to more than 17,000 state employees.
Messenger: Dismas House story is still lacking a key ingredient — penitence
After years of failing to oversee multi-million-dollar halfway house contract, Bureau of Prisons awards it to a new provider. But will the accountability improve?
St. Clair County couple gets house arrest for defrauding elderly relative
Ronald Speiser and Jean Speiser, both 81, were also ordered to repay $200,000.
St. Louis distributor wins $11.75 million in Jägermeister trial
St. Louis-based Major Brands sued Jägermeister and another distributor.
Two firefighters injured near site of chemical leak in St. Louis
The leak was at Paulo, a thermal processing plant at 5711 West Park Avenue.
St. Louis Public Library offers 4,000 hotspots for families without internet
Internet access is often essential for school and work, including job searches.