Dolan received a hero’s welcome at a Mass commemorating the 50th anniversary of his ordination at Holy Infant Catholic Church in Ballwin.
- Austin Huguelet | Post-Dispatch
The plan would push data centers to bankroll the build-out of renewable energy in the region. Industry says it'll kill their projects.
- Austin Huguelet | Post-Dispatch
“This is news to me,” Yolonda Yancie said.
In St. Louis County, officials have logged 32 cyclosporiasis cases since the end of June.
- Bryce Gray | Post-Dispatch
The hulking black train engine is the world’s biggest working steam locomotive, and is in the midst of a coast-to-coast tour to help commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary.
- Derrick Goold | Post-Dispatch
Dustin May's downturn coincides with contending teams making their final evaluations on targets for the trade deadline.
- Jacob Barker | Post-Dispatch
Amendment 5, which would phase out Missouri's income tax and raise and broaden an already high sales tax rate, could fundamentally alter the state's political and economic landscape.
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Republicans who control Jefferson City want to make it harder for Missouri citizens to engage in direct democracy
Along with prominent Republicans, the St. Louis Police Officers Association is backing Amendment 4 to curtail citizen-led constitutional amendments.
A preservationist group is offering to help St. Louis Public Schools as the district prepares to shutter 20 buildings.
Headlines from the July 20, 1926, front page include: Aloe attacks Foristel and collector Koeln.
A teenager died early Sunday after being hit by a motorcycle while walking across Interstate 64 in St. Charles County. The accident also left the motorcycle driver with serious injuries.
Union Pacific's Big Boy steam locomotive pulled into downtown St. Louis on Saturday, July 18, 2026. It's on display Sunday at Union Station.
The Great River Road, an artery running from Minnesota to Louisiana, is providing a lifeline to small towns
Headlines from the July 19, 1926, front page include: Six robbers get $8,000 in holdup of a street car.
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The Post-Dispatch and the League of Women Voters of Metro St. Louis present this guide to the candidates and races on the Aug. 4 ballot.
Cardinals slugger Alec Burleson attributed his splits vs. lefties to mechanical issues. The swings he finished the first half with showed that his constant work can help close the gaps.
Tom Minnick, who played at Missouri S&T then coached at several junior colleges, begins the task of building a football program at Southwestern Illinois College in Belleville.
Nolan Arenado hits a two-run homer for his 1,999th career hit to tie game, and Arizona wins, 8-7, in extra innings to take series from raggedy Cardinals.
The first lefty in the Cardinals system to surpass 100 mph with his fastball, Clarke made his Class A debut Saturday, eight months after being acquired from Boston.
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When Nouvelle arrives in St. Louis and quickly lands a job at Washington University, she encounters an long-accepted truth about her new city.
Here's what's being released on DVD in the coming weeks.
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UMSL nursing associate professor Sheila Grigsby will be inducted into The Academy of Community Engagement Scholarship for her long-standing community health leadership.
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UMSL accounting student David Farnham turned a mid-degree transfer into national honors, leadership in Beta Alpha Psi and a clear path toward an accounting career.
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UMSL education dean Marius Boboc joins Deans for Impact’s yearlong Impact Academy, focusing on teacher preparation, AI integration and school-community partnerships.
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Both ballot measures would deprive Missourians of fundamental rights
On Wednesday, U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell, D-St. Louis, voted against cutting military aid to Israel. He did so despite declarations from the United Nations and the International Association of Genocide Scholars characterizing Israel’s actions in Gaza as a genocide.
Democratic socialism has been winning in Democratic primaries lately, but it will ultimately lose — because it fails politically and economically.
Regarding Missouri constitutional Amendment 5: Why are we considering doing away with income and property taxes and replacing them with sales and use taxes when the cost of living — groceries, gas, rent — is already exorbitant?
Conversations with St. Louis leaders. Presented by Purina
Ron Ostrowski, CEO of Rawlings Sporting Goods, touts the company’s growth, the Rawlings Experience at Westport and their focus on diamond sports, softball and baseball.
Steve Smith, co-founder of Lawrence Group, believes we need to rally together to move the area forward or risk losing younger generations to other cities.
Josh Allen, founder and co-owner of Companion Baking, on why he stays in St. Louis, including the talented workforce and supportive restaurateurs.
Dr. Alexander Garza, SSM Health chief community health officer, discusses the part of his unconventional military career spent not as a physician, but assisting in the rebuilding of a nation.
A preservationist group is offering to help St. Louis Public Schools as the district prepares to shutter 20 buildings.
The Great River Road, an artery running from Minnesota to Louisiana, is providing a lifeline to small towns
Catch up on local business awards, donations and projects.
The deal between Hoffmann Media Group and radio chain Audacy is contingent on approval from the Federal Communications Commissions.
Nation & World
The U.S. said it completed an eighth straight night of attacks against Iran, while U.S. allies in the region reported more Iranian attacks on Sunday.
Federal lawmakers are turning up the pressure on UnitedHealthcare and two rival Medicare Advantage insurers over their use of artificial intelligence and their prior authorization rules for post-hospital rehab care.
States are suing to block the Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery merger, fearing it will hurt struggling local theaters by raising ticket prices and reducing investments in theater upgrades.
Decades of drought, compounded by this year's record-low winter snowpack and the hottest March on record, have deepened water shortages across the Colorado River basin.
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