Jeff Gordon: MU sports needs Coach Drink-level leadership at top University of Missouri sports sit on the periphery of the Southeastern Conference, both geographically and competitively. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 28, 2021
Benjamin Hochman: Sterk was solid in fundraising at Mizzou — now school must find innovative AD to navigate new frontier More than ever, people are donating to Mizzou athletics. But the guy who raised the funds suddenly is out without an explanation. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 27, 2021
Editorial: Ethics in government still matters. Has Biden forgotten his promises of reform? One of the many lessons America should have learned from the catastrophic presidency of Donald Trump is that the nation’s political norms are no longer sufficient to ensure a baseline of ethical behavior in Washington. Time and again, Trump trampled those norms, shamelessly using his office to enrich his businesses,… St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 27, 2021
Editorial: Colleagues must hold Rep. Cori Bush to the same standards applied to Trump The thing about standards is, they’re worthless unless they are applied uniformly. A standard that applies to politicians on the right should apply equally to those on the left. After year upon year of Democrats ranting and railing about President Donald Trump’s penchant for lying and fomenting divisiveness — with… St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 27, 2021
Editorial: Vaccination requirements deservedly win the court battle against ignorance A federal judge has ruled that Indiana University has every right to require coronavirus vaccinations before students may return to class. The ruling is based on precedent as well as common sense. It should boggle the minds of smart, thinking people everywhere why educational institutions shouldn’t insist on defending the… St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 26, 2021
Editorial: Calling out so-called 'prophets' who miscalled Trump's election victory Evangelical groups are calling their own preachers to task for a spate of so-called prophecies — nearly all in support of far-right political causes and former President Donald Trump — that never came to pass. Prominent pastors are wisely urging their colleagues to commit to standards of prophecy that reject… St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 26, 2021
Dive into fresh, ripe tomatoes with these recipes Summer's here, and the tomatoes are ripe. If I could, I'd fill a swimming pool with tomatoes and dive in. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 26, 2021
Best Bites: Backcountry Meat Stick from Apex Protein Snacks Low-carb diets are back in fashion, and with them have come a slew of new high-protein snacks. Out of Gallatin, Missouri, Apex Protein Snacks has made its fair share of these, including four varieties of “Meat Sticks.” Its newest flavor, Jalapeño & Cheese, combines beef and wild boar with subtle… St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 26, 2021
Springfield, Illinois: Much to appreciate in the land of Lincoln SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — I’ve probably stopped in Springfield several dozen times on my way to Chicago or destinations to the north. There is a gas station I like there that serves good sandwiches and those yogurt bowls in which you add whatever toppings you like, right along Interstate 55. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 26, 2021
Tempers flare, outfielders flex and Cardinals salvage series, end losing streak to Reds with 10-6 victory CINCINNATI — The Cardinals rookie pitcher, 18 starts into his big-league career and aching for his first win, had the run support and the runway for milestone. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 25, 2021
Cardinals can't overtake Reds as Winker powers Cincy's 5-3 victory CINCINNATI — The steady drumbeat of offense at a ballpark prone to a little percussion proved enough for the Cincinnati Reds to stay ahead of the Cardinals even when they had that one, seemingly inevitable swing at changing the tune. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 25, 2021
After lengthy battle and landmark ruling, the fight over Medicaid expansion in Missouri nears end JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The long Republican-led effort to block the Affordable Care Act in Missouri appears to be coming to a close after the state’s highest court ruled a voter-approved plan to expand Medicaid was valid. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 24, 2021
St. Louis, St. Louis County to reinstate mask mandate starting Monday ST. LOUIS — Faced with a rising tide of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations, St. Louis and St. Louis County leaders announced that they will reinstate a mask requirement, for vaccinated and unvaccinated residents alike. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 24, 2021
Reds rally against Cardinals relievers for 6-5 victory CINCINNATI — The opportunity the Cardinals failed to exploit early in the game came back around to haunt them later as the bullpen leaked and lost a lead. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 24, 2021
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 24, 2021 Blues acquire forward Buchnevich from Rangers, draft center Bolduc ST LOUIS — Trader Doug Armstrong is at it again. Just a few hours before the NHL draft, the Blues announced they had traded forward Sammy Blais and a second-round draft pick in 2022 for New York Rangers winger Pavel Buchnevich.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 23, 2021 Editorial: Parson’s allegation of coronavirus ‘propaganda’ is dishonest and dangerous Gov. Mike Parson, embarrassed by another spike in Missouri’s coronavirus infections, has once again resorted to his stock response: Shoot the messenger. Parson on Wednesday singled out the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, The Kansas City Star and the Missouri Independent nonprofit news site for spreading “propaganda” about the delta variant that’s…
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 22, 2021 Ben Frederickson: The best SEC teams are leading the league in vaccination rates, and that’s no coincidence HOOVER, Ala. — College football loves copying Nick Saban.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 22, 2021 In unanimous ruling, Missouri high court says Medicaid expansion ‘valid’ JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously reversed a lower court decision that found the state’s Medicaid expansion unconstitutional.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 22, 2021 Kim wins fifth in consecutive start as Cardinals slip past .500 with 3-2 victory over Cubs ST. LOUIS — It took the Cardinals 32 days to reach their destination. Not THE destination, mind you, because the Cardinals still are in considerable arrears, seven games’ worth, in the National League Central Division race. But for the first time since they were 36-35 between doubleheader games in Atlanta…
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 21, 2021 Cardinals' five-run lead collapses in ninth, costs Oviedo first win, and sinks into 7-6 loss to Cubs It took 11 months, a few round trips to the minors and back, more than 1,400 pitches, and, almost improbably, 17 starts for Johan Oviedo to get within one inning of the career first he’s been chasing the entire time.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 20, 2021 Benjamin Hochman: Cardinals and Cubs in rare spots in 2021, but the Cubs are in a worse one, it seems “We’re No. 3!”
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 20, 2021 Adam Kinzinger charts path from Illinois to new political battlefield MORRIS, Ill. — U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger, an Air Force veteran, is again on the frontlines. But it’s a different battlefield for the northern Illinois Republican. This one’s closer to home.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 20, 2021 Cardinals' Woodford stops Cubs, who also stop themselves Young righthander Jake Woodford had to wait his turn as the Cardinals, because of injury and inefficiency, explored other starting pitching options in a year in which only one starter who opened the season in the rotation, 39-year-old Adam Wainwright, still is in it.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 19, 2021 COVID-19 hospitalizations in southwest Missouri surpass winter peak ST. LOUIS — The number of COVID-19 patients hospitalized in southwest Missouri's Greene County has surpassed the highest levels seen in the winter.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jul 19, 2021 Sandwiches: A meal you hold in your hand It is a debate that has been passionately argued by culinary philosophers for centuries: Do sandwiches taste better when eaten standing over the kitchen sink, or when they are picked up from a paper plate?