The complaint, filed by a lawyer for the district, claims Attorney General Andrew Bailey violated state rules when he initiated a “frivolous” investigation into the district based on inaccurate claims.
The new network in St. Louis provides addiction support to workers in an industry where alcohol, drugs and partying are the norm. It held its first meeting this month.
Founded in 2020 as a pandemic-pivot "ghost kitchen," Motor Town Pizza recently opened a storefront in Richmond Heights for its thick-crust pizza.
Another police precinct project, one in North County, is months behind schedule. But St. Louis County Executive Sam Page's administration says the new mid-county precinct is on track.
A funding gap remains, but construction will soon begin on the next piece of a 10-mile trail system aiming to reach across St. Louis by the end of the decade.
The players should be held most accountable for having the National League’s fewest homers (21 in 31 games) and lowest batting average (.220). But Ward should be under a searing spotlight.
About 300 protesters shut down Grand Boulevard for almost an hour Wednesday evening in protest of the war in Gaza.
It’s not every day that a reigning Post-Dispatch All-Metro first-team setter with a state championship under his belt transfers schools heading into his senior year.
Through 31 games, Cardinals have played 24 decided by three or fewer runs like Wednesday's 4-1 loss at Detroit. The trouble is they often score only three runs. Here's why.
“We know that the future of college athletics ... it’s going to require more institutional support," UM System President Mun Choi said.
After hitting two home runs in 22 games over April, Cardinals infield prospect Thomas Saggese began May with a solo homer that had a 106.5 mph exit velocity.
Sensei is a 4-year-old husky who came to the Humane Society of Missouri’s Maryland Heights in mid-April when his previous owners could no longer care for him. Sensei would love an engaged family who can work with him on crate training. He previously lived with kids and enjoys spending time w…
Ron Burgundy wasn't the only news anchor who was kind of a big deal.
Peruvian-born artist Kathy Fields creates one-of-a-kind necklaces, medallions, bracelets, earrings and more that honor her heritage in each piece.
The play is a combination of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” with a superhero comedy
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey was appointed to the office to fill a vacancy starting in January 2023. He is now seeking the Republican nomination to run for a full elected term in November.
Opinion: No other group would be expected to tolerate the escalating incidents of hate except the Jewish community.
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Conversations with St. Louis leaders. Presented by Purina
Carlton Adams, chief operating officer of Operation Food Search, explains how the group is using education programs and a mobile farmer’s market to help with food deserts.
In part two, Jason Hall, CEO of Greater St. Louis Inc., discusses how welcoming immigrants and refugees will help the area’s population grow.
In part one of this interview, Greater St. Louis Inc. CEO Jason Hall explains the 2030 jobs plan and focusing on the region’s strengths.
Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III says Missouri is losing tax revenue by not legalizing betting. Sports teams and fans would benefit, too.
Amtrak's trains between St. Louis and Kansas City will resume operations Thursday after a 4-day pause due to a freight train derailment Sunday.
The question is set to appear on the Nov. 5 ballot if election officials validate enough signatures.
Comcast said it will credit customers' bills for the gap in coverage.
A shuttered school in north St. Louis is expected to be redeveloped into apartments.
Nation & World
The death toll in Gaza is more than 34,500 Palestinians, according to local health officials, as the territory faces a humanitarian catastrophe.
Police have swept through other campuses across the U.S. over the last two weeks, leading to confrontations and more than 1,000 arrests.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken hiked up pressure on Hamas on Wednesday to accept the latest proposal for a cease-fire with Israel.
A brawl erupted at UCLA after pro-Israel protesters tried to remove barricades at a pro-Palestinian encampment, and activists at the University of Wisconsin in Madison clashed with police officers who destroyed their tents.
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Futurist Ari Wallach talks about his PBS docuseries "A Brief History of the Future" and how innovators and entrepreneurs are addressing four big megatrends.
St. Louis City SC beat writer Tom Timmermann and co-host Beth O'Malley discuss player Samuel Adeniran, who had been benched the last few games, and his current status.
Less than a month after the started side by side on opening day in the majors, Jordan Walker and Victor Scott II are side by side in Memphis. BPIB discusses what the moves mean.
MONTANA UNTAMED: As management of the Smith River enters a new era, the river's manager talks about what's in store.
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Each month, the community nominates their favorite teachers and educators from the St. Louis region to be the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Teacher of the Month. April’s winner is Dr. Tasha Jordan, an 8th grade science teacher at Ferguson Middle School in the Ferguson Florissant School District. D…
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