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Police said they began investigating Yahya Maly months ago and claim the chiropractic student used social media platform...
14/02/2025

Police said they began investigating Yahya Maly months ago and claim the chiropractic student used social media platforms to lure women to his Ballwin apartment, where he would r**e them.

Fangraphs joins Baseball Prospectus in projecting the St. Louis Cardinals to finish just below the .500 mark. "It feels ...
14/02/2025

Fangraphs joins Baseball Prospectus in projecting the St. Louis Cardinals to finish just below the .500 mark. "It feels like the Cardinals are just waiting around for John Mozeliak’s tenure to end," Fangraphs' Dan Szymborski wrote.

St. Louis Cardinals pivot to counting on 10-time Gold Glove winner as their starter. after finding no 'momentum' for a d...
14/02/2025

St. Louis Cardinals pivot to counting on 10-time Gold Glove winner as their starter. after finding no 'momentum' for a deal following Alex Bregman agreeing to terms with Boston,

After spending most of last season as a reliever, St. Louis Cardinals left-hander Matthew Liberatore looks to a refined ...
14/02/2025

After spending most of last season as a reliever, St. Louis Cardinals left-hander Matthew Liberatore looks to a refined cutter and changeup as tools that could help him solidify his role in 2025.

A look at how Nolan Arenado remaining with the St. Louis Cardinals affects so many players within the organization.
14/02/2025

A look at how Nolan Arenado remaining with the St. Louis Cardinals affects so many players within the organization.

House lawmakers voted to eliminate the capital gains tax, which could cut $334 million a year in revenue. More than half...
14/02/2025

House lawmakers voted to eliminate the capital gains tax, which could cut $334 million a year in revenue. More than half of that would reflect reduced payments from corporations.

"I’m not a disgruntled employee by any means,” says St. Louis Cardinals' Brendan Donovan, who lost his arbitration heari...
14/02/2025

"I’m not a disgruntled employee by any means,” says St. Louis Cardinals' Brendan Donovan, who lost his arbitration hearing. Lars Nootbaar and Andre Pallante won theirs.

Contributors to anti-abortion pregnancy centers currently can claim a state tax credit equal to 70% of the donation. A R...
14/02/2025

Contributors to anti-abortion pregnancy centers currently can claim a state tax credit equal to 70% of the donation. A Republican lawmaker wants it to be 100%.

The crash was at West Florissant and Arlington avenues.
14/02/2025

The crash was at West Florissant and Arlington avenues.

International Paper Co., a Tennessee-based paper company, announced Thursday that it plans to close four of its faciliti...
14/02/2025

International Paper Co., a Tennessee-based paper company, announced Thursday that it plans to close four of its facilities, cutting over 650 jobs.

Wideout Luther Burden III and quarterback Brady Cook are among the former Tigers invited to the key scouting event ahead...
14/02/2025

Wideout Luther Burden III and quarterback Brady Cook are among the former Tigers invited to the key scouting event ahead of the 2025 NFL draft.

In total, seven Missouri stores and 26 Illinois stores are on the Joann Fabrics closure list.
14/02/2025

In total, seven Missouri stores and 26 Illinois stores are on the Joann Fabrics closure list.

Post-Dispatch photographers capture tens of thousands of images every year. See some of their best work from January 202...
13/02/2025

Post-Dispatch photographers capture tens of thousands of images every year. See some of their best work from January 2025:

1: Sisters Jaylynn Guizar, left, and Evelyn Guizar, both from Florissant, join about 60 activists protesting ICE deportations of immigrants in the St. Louis area and nationwide, on Jan. 30 outside Gateway City Church in Woodson Terrace. Photo by Zachary Linhares.

2: A child begins his return to the top of a hill at Blanchette Park in St. Charles on Jan. 8. Photo by Christian Gooden.

3: “I still believe in his message,” said Michael Taylor II, who loves on his son Michael Taylor III during the Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Gathering on Jan. 18 inside Centennial Christian Church in the Fountain Park neighborhood. Photo by Laurie Skrivan.

4: Acting Fire Capt. Mike Heuer, of North County Fire and Rescue, warms up with coffee while ice sticks to his body at the scene of a three-alarm fire at a former bowling ball factory in Jennings on Jan. 21. Photo by Robert Cohen.

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When he took over the Missouri attorney general’s office, Andrew Bailey inherited 224 unfinished requests that had been ...
13/02/2025

When he took over the Missouri attorney general’s office, Andrew Bailey inherited 224 unfinished requests that had been submitted by the public to former Attorney General Eric Schmitt.

The tax credit designed to assist low-income homeowners and renters hasn’t been updated since 2008. As a result, fewer p...
13/02/2025

The tax credit designed to assist low-income homeowners and renters hasn’t been updated since 2008. As a result, fewer people are benefiting.

Community radio station KDHX (88.1 FM) is near bankruptcy and is contemplating selling some of its assets, its lawyer sa...
13/02/2025

Community radio station KDHX (88.1 FM) is near bankruptcy and is contemplating selling some of its assets, its lawyer said in court Thursday.

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