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Dardenne Prairie has debated for years what to do with 10 acres of city-owned land. A report looked at the idea of building a rec center there.

Ideally, the U.S. public is supposed to be able to comment on government policy proceedings, and the government is supposed to listen to that input. Of course it doesn’t really work that way: for years we’ve noted how U.S. regulatory comment proceedings are full of bots and fake comments from industries trying to game regulators, […]

A 20-year-old man from Austin, Tx., drowned in the Meramec River on Sunday afternoon after entering the water from a raft without a lifejacket.

A man was killed in a shooting in north St. Louis on Sunday evening, and an investigation is ongoing.

Boeing and the Machinists Union are set to resume negotiations on Monday morning, with workers demanding more than the 20% pay raise and $5,000 bonus offered by Boeing, including better work-life balance and improved scheduling, vacation, and sick time.

The Missouri Legislature stripped out $8.5 million for the state-sponsored venture capital fund amid federal funding uncertainty and struggles in the St. Louis entrepreneurship community.

One of the most-watched bills approved by Missouri lawmakers this year put the state back in control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. The police takeover provisions made the bill one of the most controversial of the session, and sparked a lawsuit, set for trial Nov. 5. But tucked inside, and noticed only by […]

Sunday marked the 100th day since the May 16th tornado tore through the St. Louis region, leaving at least 5,000 buildings damaged or destroyed. St. Louis Public Radio’s Kavahn Mansouri walked the path of the tornado to see the recovery, or lack thereof, 100 days later.

ST. LOUIS - As promised, it felt better late last week, but it feels amazing Monday morning. Sunday’s high temp was only 78 F. The cooler, less humid air (which is more of a late September feel than a late August one) will stick around all week, with top temperatures running 8-12 degrees below average. [...]

In the past eight months we have seen what is tantamount to a wrecking ball smashing the meaning of the Statue of Liberty, many components of our Constitution rendered null and void and two branches of our government — the legislative and judicial — neutered. Think about what the Statue of Liberty has symbolized and […]

It was 50 years ago — Aug. 25, 1975 — that Bruce Springsteen released his third studio album, Born to Run, which was a massive hit. But it turns out, it was a…

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After ending their collective-bargaining agreements, the Environmental Protection Agency ordered employees to seek prior approval for protected union activities on non-duty time.

And just like that, it frees Elon Musk—and any fellow employers—to violate whatever rights their workers thought they enjoyed.

The union wants bosses to turn away immigration authorities unless they show a signed judicial warrant, but resistance is fierce.