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Stastny spoils Binnington return in 4-2 Blues loss

WINNIPEG, Manitoba – Paul Stastny got his 500th career assist Sunday, and that wasn’t even the highlight of the day for the former Blue. The 35-year-old Stastny, who played 267 games over four seasons for St. Louis, scored two goals to lead the Winnipeg Jets to a 4-2 victory over…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 19, 2021

Former Missouri lawmaker goes to court to overturn limits on lobbying

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A former state lawmaker wants to overturn a law barring members of the Missouri House and Senate from lobbying their former colleagues for two years after they leave office.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 19, 2021

'Chuck' and the Blues do it again, top Stars 4-1

ST. LOUIS — Happy holidays, from Charlie Lindgren and the rest of your St. Louis Blues. The goalie known as “Chuck” was up to his hijinks Friday night at Enterprise Center, stymying the Dallas Stars 4-1 in the team's final home game before Christmas.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 18, 2021

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Editorial: Jim Jordan's scheme is the latest proof of the GOP's contempt for democracy

One of the reasons Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy withdrew GOP participation from the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection was Democrats’ refusal to let Trumpian firebrand Jim Jordan be seated on the committee. Now Democrats’ stance regarding the Ohio Republican has been validated, in spades.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 17, 2021

Editorial: Vaccination rates are up, but holdouts ensure the virus will stick around

As of last week, more than 200 million Americans had been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, constituting around 60% of the population. It’s an important milestone, but so is the milestone of the nation’s 800,000th coronavirus death this week. With a new variant on the rise and a sizable minority…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 17, 2021

Editorial: Big departures should bother Fox News viewers, but integrity just doesn't sell

Regular viewers of Fox News should have ample reasons by now to wonder why so many respected news presenters and analysts have decided to abandon the network. It’s not that those journalists and commentators, who lent the network a significant level of credibility over the years, have suddenly gone soft…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 15, 2021

Lynn Schmidt: A dangerous political game unfolds as coronavirus cases spike anew

There is a perfect storm brewing in Missouri. Numbers of coronavirus cases are rising, hospitalizations due to the virus are rising, and intensive care unit admissions are rising. Hospital staffing is short, pandemic fatigue has set in, the weather is getting colder, and people are gathering for the holidays. To…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 15, 2021

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Patchwork Blues do it again, post 4-1 win over Stars

DALLAS — The Blues dressed seven players Tuesday who began the year in the minor leagues. Two others were in their first games back from the COVID list.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 15, 2021

Jeff Gordon: Blues build team strength while battling through injuries, illness

Through their season-long struggle with injuries and COVID-19, the Blues have demonstrated individual toughness and a collective drive to succeed.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 15, 2021

Editorial: Much ado about nothing? Trump team was frantic as insurrection was happening

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows joined Fox News host Sean Hannity Monday in denouncing the House select committee investigation of the Jan. 6 insurrection, with Hannity repeatedly calling it a “sham” and Meadows insisting the bipartisan probe is all about “going after” former President Donald Trump. Despite…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 14, 2021

'Not invented for resisting tornadoes': Officials, expert zero in on Amazon warehouse construction

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. — Even as workers continued to clean up an Amazon warehouse torn in two by a tornado days earlier, attention began to shift Monday to the construction of the facility that collapsed, killing six.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 14, 2021

Ben Frederickson: Former Cardinals manager Shildt's new job with MLB is good news for baseball

What’s next for Mike Shildt?

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 14, 2021

No bones about it: Fossil hunters unearth what Missouri dinosaur really looked like

ST. LOUIS — In the early 1940s, farmers digging a well in Bollinger County, about 100 miles south of St. Louis, made an unexpected discovery: tail bones from a long lost dinosaur. Now, paleontologists say they know what the rest of it looks like.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 13, 2021

Editorial: In case of human rights emergency, break glass and give these athletes money

In some professional sports circles, apparently all it takes to make athletes forget their high-minded principles is the waving of a wad of dollars under their noses. Sure, they’re quick to take a symbolic knee or wear an armband to raise awareness for a good cause, but lonely are those…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 13, 2021

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 13, 2021

Workers killed in Edwardsville building collapse include mother of toddler, Army veteran

Jaeira Hargrove and Etheria Hebb loaded up their delivery vans Friday morning at an Amazon facility near Edwardsville and spent the day delivering packages in the Glen Carbon area.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 13, 2021

More pain, more suffering for Blues, who escape with a point in OT loss to Ducks

ST. LOUIS — The Blues lost another forward on Sunday when Jordan Kyrou had to sit out the game with an injury, bringing to 10 the number of unavailable Blues at the moment.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 12, 2021

'No-name' Blues do it again, beat Canadiens 4-1

ST. LOUIS — A lot of the players on the ice Saturday were unfamiliar to Blues fandom at the start of the season. Many were in the American Hockey League for much of this season. Little matter. The season and the train rolls on.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 11, 2021

On her first day, driver was headed back to Amazon warehouse in Illinois when disaster struck

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. — Cranes pulled apart sections of the collapsed Amazon warehouse Saturday morning as rescue crews searched for possible victims of Friday night’s tornado. Employees and friends watched tow trucks remove dozens of damaged vehicles, some crushed under the collapsed portion of the building.

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 11, 2021

Amazon building collapses in downstate Illinois as storms pummel region

ST. LOUIS — An Amazon warehouse collapsed near Pontoon Beach in Madison County, trapping employees inside, as tornadoes and strong storms blew through the St. Louis region throughout the evening. There was widespread damage from the storms in multiple counties, including homes and other buildings destroyed, wires down and thousands…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 10, 2021

Editorial: Peddlers of fake news can wreak havoc in the real world

Normally, the St. Louis-based website The Gateway Pundit can and should be laughed off as right-wing, fake-news nonsense. But as Reuters recently reported, the site’s false allegations of election fraud in jurisdictions around the country have stoked harassment and death threats against two dozen election officials. The reason toxic platforms…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 10, 2021

Enrique, the St. Louis Zoo penguin famous for wearing therapeutic boots, has died

ST. LOUIS — Enrique, a St. Louis Zoo southern rockhopper penguin who waddled his way to social media fame for a specially made pair of boots he wore to ease his arthritis, has died, zoo officials announced Wednesday.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 10, 2021

Walker, fresh from the AHL, scores a hat trick as Blues beat Red Wings 6-2

ST. LOUIS — On Tuesday, Nathan Walker was at the rink in Springfield, Mass., when he got the phone call that he was being called up to the NHL. On Wednesday, he practiced with a handful of Blues at Centene Community Ice Center in Maryland Heights. On Thursday, he skated…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 10, 2021

Ben Frederickson: Mizzou-Kansas was always bigger than the Big 12, and now new chapters await for one of the best rivalries in college sports

The Cold War ends Saturday.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 9, 2021

Post-Dispatch owner rejects purchase offer from hedge fund Alden

ST. LOUIS — The board of directors at Lee Enterprises, which owns the Post-Dispatch, on Thursday rejected a New York hedge fund's unsolicited offer to buy the company.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Dec 9, 2021

Missouri lawmaker's plan would usher in partisan elections at the local level

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Is the mayor a Democrat? How many Republicans are on the local school board? And is that one guy on city council actually a Libertarian?

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