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Lawsuit puts Missouri’s November sports wagering vote in question, locals and visitors react
In May, mascots for the Cardinals, Blues, and Royals delivered signatures supporting the legalization of sports wagering to state officials in Jefferson City. After years of debate, it appeared the issue would finally be decided by voters.
Cardinals WR suspended five games
A second suspension was announced Friday afternoon. Cardinals wideout Zay Jones has been issued a five-game ban for violating the league’s personal conduct policy, as noted by Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Jones was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge in November. That charge wound up being dropped...
St. Charles woman finds stolen car gutted in north St. Louis
ST. CHARLES, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Police are looking for suspects connected to stealing a car and stripping it to the bone. The thieves also took the engine in addition to most of the car’s parts. “There’s literally nothing,” Kim Winston said. “There’s no sunroof, there’s no hood,...
Three takeaways as Indiana falls flat in season opener against Saint Louis
SAINT LOUIS, Mo — In a battle of college soccer’s two most historic programs to open up the 2024 campaign, Indiana and Saint Louis clashed at Robert Hermann Stadium. The Hoosiers had the chance to make their mark and start the season on the right foot with a marquee victory against a true non-conference opponent. Instead of a heavyweight fight between two blue bloods, it felt at times more like a bloodbath, as Saint Louis took advantage of a sloppy Indiana side and dispatched the visitors, 2-0 on Friday night.
Bernie’s Redbird Review: Can’t Trust The Offense. That Puts Pressure On The Cardinals’ Pitchers.
Greetings! As you know by now, the Cardinals won their three-game series against Milwaukee. I give this relatively minor success a thumbs-up, especially since the Redbirds dropped the opener and had to take two consecutive games from the Brewers. Task completed. Now what? Thanks for asking. I have three points...
Chinese Purchase of U.S. Grain Terminal Raises Alarms
The issue of foreign ownership of U.S. land has become increasingly contentious, with various states approaching it in different ways. While some states have enacted specific regulations, others have chosen not to address it, and there are ongoing calls for federal intervention. A recent development in this debate involves a...
Birthday Celebrations Thank “Viewers Like You” for Seven Decades of Support
(August 21, 2024, St. Louis) – In September, KETC/Channel Number 9 marks 70 years of serving the St. Louis region as its public television station and one of the first public television stations in the country. Nine PBS invites the St. Louis community to share in the celebration with several special events to thank the region for 70 years of support.
NAACP files complaint on literary crisis in St. Louis schools
In a major move, the St. Louis NAACP has filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of Civil Rights over what they describe as a "literary crisis" facing African American children in St. Louis County and City.
Dave Murray's exclusive Fall 2024 forecast for St. Louis: September, October, November
Dave Murray’s has an exclusive look at the Fall 2024 forecast for St. Louis for the months of September, October, November. He also gives viewers insights at how he arrives at his decisions.
The Smashing Pumpkins Put on a Stellar 2-Plus Hour Concert in St. Louis
Glorious fall-like weather settled over Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre (and the entire region) as PVRIS (Paris) took the stage opening for The Smashing Pumpkins on this mid-August night. The Lowell, MA band that started in 2012 as a metalcore group with five members is now comprised of frontwoman Lynn Gunn (with...
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