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Jeff Gordon: John Mozeliak vows to stay the course for Cardinals but spend more in 2023

Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak believes his team had a very good regular season. And he is not going to overreact to the disappointing finish to the postseason by shifting to a new organizational philosophy.

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‘The drills worked.’ St. Louis officials laud police, school response during shooting

ST. LOUIS — Police, fire and school officials say all their work training for active shooters saved lives this week.

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Longtime ace Adam Wainwright returns to Cardinals for 2023 season, per source

Adam Wainwright, a fixture of the Cardinals' rotation for 15 consecutive winning seasons and guiding presence for a generation of young starters, will return to the Cardinals for the 2023 season, a source told the Post-Dispatch.

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Kevin McDermott: Authoritarianism is looming at home and abroad. But gas prices

Authoritarian movements are rising in democracies around the world, in ways not seen since the 1930s. And contrary to the title of a famous dystopian novel from that era, it can happen here. In lots of small ways, it’s already happening.

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Lynn Schmidt: Putting country, state or county over party

What if the way to break through our polarized politics was to reward those willing to cross the partisan divide for the greater good?

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Skip Schumaker named Marlins new manager, starting changes to Cardinals' coaching staff

After a year in the position that has become a steppingstone from the Cardinals dugout to a promotion, Skip Schumaker was named the Miami Marlins’ new manager Tuesday, and his departure offers a glimpse into what could be several changes coming to Oliver Marmol’s staff in St. Louis.

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St. Louis school gunman left note describing lonely life, ‘perfect storm’ for mass shooting

ST. LOUIS — The gunman who killed a student and teacher at a south St. Louis high school before police killed him Monday had about 600 rounds of ammunition inside the school and left behind handwritten notes about being a loner with no social life, which he called the perfect…

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Health teacher killed in south St. Louis school shooting ‘loved her students’

ST. LOUIS — The woman shot to death at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School on Monday has been identified as Jean Kuczka, a physical education teacher at the south St. Louis school.

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Marijuana legalization promises jobs in Missouri. But how many?

ST. LOUIS — Missouri voters will decide in November whether they want to allow recreational cannabis in the state, an issue that has typically come with promises of leafy, green economic uplift.

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Editorial: Drills, quick response minimized tragedy. But is this where America should be?

The active-shooter scene this time wasn’t from a school in a faraway town like Uvalde, Texas, but rather right down the street at the Central Visual & Performing Arts dual high school complex right across the street from Tower Grove Park. The scenes of ambulance gurneys carting away victims and…

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Editorial: Biden's abortion rights announcement was ill-timed, ham-handed — and necessary

President Joe Biden’s recent pledge to pass and sign a national abortion rights law next year if Democrats hold Congress may look like (and to some extent undoubtedly is) a desperate attempt to turn the tide before the Nov. 8 midterms. Still, for all its lousy timing and ham-handed presentation,…

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Blues grounded (again) by Jets as they're blanked

WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Despite all their success in recent years, the Blues haven’t been able to do much against the Winnipeg Jets.

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Benjamin Hochman: Astros hitters cheated the game and that's hard to forget

Hate ’em or hate ’em, the Astros are in the World Series.

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Teacher and teen student killed in shooting at south St. Louis high school. Suspect dead

ST. LOUIS — A teenage girl and a health teacher were shot to death and six others were injured Monday morning at Central Visual & Performing Arts High School in south St. Louis. Police confronted the gunman inside the school and killed him.

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At least 6 injured after shooting inside south St. Louis high school, suspect detained

ST. LOUIS — At least six people were taken to a hospital, including the suspect, after a shooting Monday morning at Central Visual & Performing Arts High School in south St. Louis.

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At least 3 people killed, including suspect, after shooting inside St. Louis high school

ST. LOUIS — At least three people were killed, including the suspect, and seven more were injured after a shooting Monday morning at Central Visual & Performing Arts High School in south St. Louis.

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At least 6 injured after shooting inside south St. Louis high school, suspect detained

ST. LOUIS — At least six people were taken to a hospital, including the suspect, Monday morning after a shooting at Central Visual & Performing Arts High School in south St. Louis.

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Editorial: Trump's self-dealing should spur reforms to prevent presidential pilfering

Even as former President Donald Trump remains mired in the fallout from his unlawful retention of classified government documents, a new investigation outlines how his businesses bilked the government by massively overcharging the Secret Service to stay at his properties while they were protecting him and members of his Cabinet…

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Ben Frederickson: Cardinals need a catcher, and departing Cubs leader Contreras could be great fit.

Some forget former Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant — “St. Louis is boring” — was not the first North Sider to irk now departed and future Hall of Fame Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina due to an offseason comment.

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Best Bites: Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie Oreos

Sometimes snack companies release limited-edition items. Oreos is famous for that. In 2018 it released its limited-edition Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie Oreo. It was so popular, it became part of the regular lineup. Why? These cookies are delicious. They taste sort of like a Nutter Butter but creamier, and with…

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Shutout win over Edmonton is a statement game for Jordan Binnington and Blues defense

EDMONTON, Alberta — The Blues were disciplined. They stuck with the game plan. And they had just enough offense on Saturday afternoon at Rogers Place.

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High-powered Oilers draw a blank against defensive-minded Blues

EDMONTON, Alberta – About the last thing you expected when Torey Krug scored a first-period power play goal is that the goal would be the last – of the game.

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Editorial: Bannon deserves jail for contempt, and it would be a useful example to Trump

Of all the ominous trends that have been normalized in the Trump era, nose-thumbing at congressional subpoenas is among the most disturbing. Congressional subpoena power is there for a reason, and ignoring such orders to provide records or testimony undermines not just the investigation at hand but the very concept…

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Faulk's 2nd goal gives Blues 4-3 OT win over Seattle

SEATTLE – For the second time in their two games this season, the Blues jumped out a two-goal lead only to squander the advantage in the second period.

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Jeff Gordon: Cardinals retain front office, move into the offseason from a position of strength

As expected, the Cardinals kept their top baseball executives on board for next season.

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