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Former House speaker Steve Tilley represents a lengthy list of clients with financial interests in state government.
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With COVID caseload rising, St. Louis County again at 'high' risk
The county's 7-day average rose to 189 on Sunday from 133 a week prior, an increase of 56 cases, or 42%, according to the county health department.
St. Louis-area leaders scope out infrastructure opportunities as Biden signs plan into law
County Executive Sam Page called the law a "big win" and Mayor Tishaura O. Jones touted funds for lead pipe removal and improved internet access.
Neman: New cookbook recalls Pratzel's Bakery
Customers at Pratzel's felt like they belonged when they came in the door.
SLU gets No. 10 overall seed for NCAA Tournament
The St. Louis University soccer team was awarded the 10th overall seed for the NCAA Tournament and will open Sunday at home.
‘It can’t go on forever’: Surging food prices start to hit St. Louis food banks, pantries
Staples like meat, fruits and vegetables are drying up, eggs and milk are getting more expensive, and it’s not clear when things will get easier.
Blues call up prized prospect Perunovich, waive Clifford
Hofer, Joshua, Rosen all sent to Springfield in the AHL.
Jennings woman named CEO of education non-profit
Miranda Walker Jones has been named as chief executive officer of the Little Bit Foundation. She also is president of Jennings school board.
Messenger: Missouri town turns to George Carlin for advice on banning offensive words
Country struggles to deal with signs directing offensive angst toward President Biden.
St. Louis Chamber Chorus remembers lives lost with afternoon of mournful music
Performed Sunday afternoon at Third Baptist Church, the concert honored veterans, victims of the pandemic and John Clayton.
Cori Bush officially running again in 2022
One other Democrat and one Republican also have filed.
Cahokia Mounds co-stars in upcoming Chicago PBS program
Documentary including STL's archaeological gem as an attraction will make its debut Dec. 1 on WTTW in Chicago, and then will be available on its website.
Food tech company Benson Hill reports climbing revenue, despite continued losses
Benson Hill leaders, though, tout the company's promise based on its development of cutting-edge technology, investments in expansion, and the continued growth potential from shifting consumer food preferences.
With federal stimulus dollars flowing, Missouri puts new state lab under microscope
The new lab would be a collaboration of three state agencies, each of which is involved in testing for disease, pollution and animal-borne illnesses, documents say.
Journey heading to Enterprise Center with Billy Idol
Tickets go on sale Nov. 19.
SLU remains unbeaten to earn NCAA Tournament berth
Corporate money keeps university ag schools ‘relevant,’ and makes them targets of donor criticism
Large donors can put universities in potentially awkward positions when faculty conclusions conflict with the interests of those benefactors.
Three teens die in single-car crash early Sunday near Ballwin
The names of the victims, including two who attended Marquette High School, have not been released.
Police kill one man in Columbia, Missouri, shooting that wounded five
COLUMBIA — Police shot and killed one man as they responded to a shootout in downtown Columbia that left five people injured early Sunday morning.
SLU soccer wins A-10 tournament to become country's lone unbeaten team
St. Louis University extended the longest single-season unbeaten streak in program history and likely secured a top 16 seed for the NCAA Tournament on Sunday by beating Duquesne 2-1 in the championship game of the Atlantic 10 soccer tournament.