Blues' home struggles continue with 4-2 loss to Golden Knights
In Game 23 at home, the Blues fell 4-2 to the Vegas Golden Knights Thursday night. The Blues gained a bit of traction by winning consecutive games over the Calgary Flames at home last week. But they ...
Priory scores twice with goalie pulled to earn tie with Clayton
Charles Waltz (25) of Priory moves the puck up the ice against Clayton in a Mid States Club Hockey match up at Queeny Recreational Complex in Manchester on Thursday January 23, 2025. “Just sent a ...
Read the full transcript of Mizzou beat writer Eli Hoff's sports chat
Bring your Tigers football, basketball and recruiting questions, and talk to Eli Hoff in a live chat at 11 a.m. Thursday.
Aldermanic panel reduces share going to downtown from Rams settlement money
The Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee voted to cut downtown's share to $60 million from the $74 million ...
Aldermen cut dollars for downtown from Rams settlement money
The Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee voted to cut downtown's share to $60 million from the $74 million ...
Philip Broberg survived injury scare, moved back into his key Blues defensive role
The Blues were understandably concerned when key defenseman Philip Broberg fell along the sideboards during Wednesday’s practice, then needed help getting off the ice.
Kehoe says taxes, police will be featured in first State of the State speech
JEFFERSON CITY — On the campaign trail, Gov. Mike Kehoe told voters he wants to eliminate the state income tax. Downtown St. Louis will get $74 million for infrastructure and development, with money ...
Opinion
Editorial: Mayor Jones gives herself a B-minus for handling the snow? Let's dig into that.
Talk about grading on a curve. In comments recorded last week and released in a podcast this week, Mayor Tishaura Jones gave her administration a grade of B-minus for its performance in the wake of ...
Mayor gave a B-minus grade to St. Louis snow response
The mayor’s assessment follows a week of more negative grades from residents and aldermen frustrated by what one called an “absolute failure” of a response.
Why Netanyahu’s political future is as fragile as the ceasefire
His hard-line coalition partners have threatened to topple the government if he does not resume Israel’s war in Gaza when a six-week ceasefire with Hamas expires.
Abraham Nayou is lighting up the scoreboard for Maplewood-Richmond Heights 'with a smile'
Maplewood-Richmond Heights junior Abraham Nayou ranks among area scoring leaders at 30.4 points a game. He's scored 30 or more points eight times, including a career-high 42 against Althoff on Jan. 4.
Top Missouri attorneys call for end to anti-bias training
“We will follow the Civil Service regulations to ensure accountability by staff,” Streets Department Director Betherny Williams said. Officials concede that the city initially failed to grasp the ...