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Mo. Sen. Roy Blunt says he won't run next year, potentially clearing way crowded GOP primary

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In an announcement that instantly shook up Missouri's political landscape, U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt said Monday morning he would not run for reelection in 2022.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 8, 2021

Charcuterie: Why stop at meat and cheese? Try a pancake or martini charcuterie

I may have this wrong, but as far as I can tell, "charcuterie" is French for "a big plate full of stuff."

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 8, 2021

Best Bites: The Original Cookie Dough Bites

In a time where movie theater snacks are no longer designated for the theater, the Original Cookie Dough Bites make the perfect snack for lounging at home while watching your favorite show. These bite-size, milk chocolate-covered cookie dough bits taste of nostalgia and sweet, chocolatey bliss. Perfect for those who…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 8, 2021

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Rural vaccine surpluses around Missouri spark frustration and questions

ST. LOUIS — Rural counties across Missouri haven't been able to find enough residents to use up coronavirus vaccine sent to them for mass vaccination events in recent weeks, leaving thousands of surplus doses, even as the state's urban residents, desperate for a dose, drive hours to get in line.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 8, 2021

Loyola (Chicago) back in the NCAAs with win in MVC finals

Loyola (Chicago) did what it does best, playing tough defense and hitting 3-pointers as they beat Drake 75-65 in the championship game of the Missouri Valley Conference tournament at Enterprise Center on Sunday.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 7, 2021

Blues squander 3-0 lead in 4-3 OT loss to Kings

LOS ANGELES — The streak ended Saturday at Staples Center, and not even the return of Vladimir Tarasenko could help.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 7, 2021

Hoffman's blast gives Blues 3-2 overtime win in LA

LOS ANGELES — The last time the St. Louis Blues played the Los Angeles Kings, they couldn’t score and couldn’t win. A 2-1 loss to LA just nine days ago marked the first time since 2018 that the Blues had lost three consecutive home games in regulation.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 6, 2021

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Blues power (play) their way past Ducks

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Through thick and thin, the Honda Center has been a friendly port in recent seasons for Blues hockey. That was the case once again Wednesday with the Blues winning their eighth straight at Anaheim, 3-2, with all three goals coming on the power play.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 4, 2021

Missouri moves closer to allowing guns on public buses and trains

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri House gave preliminary approval Wednesday to a measure that would allow some passengers to carry guns on public buses and trains.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 4, 2021

Missouri holds off Florida, wins on Dru Smith's buzzer-beating layup

Playing for the first time in more than a week at a place where no Missouri team has ever won, Cuonzo Martin’s Tigers came to Florida on Wednesday with postseason seeding stakes on the line.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 4, 2021

Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens 'evaluating' US Senate run, criticizes incumbent Roy Blunt

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Former Gov. Eric Greitens is floating another political comeback.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 2, 2021

Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens 'evaluating' US Senate run, criticizes incumbent Roy Blunt

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Former Gov. Eric Greitens is floating another political comeback.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 2, 2021

Should foreign companies own Missouri farmland? Lawmakers could put a stop to it

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Democratic state lawmaker from St. Louis County wants to ban foreign companies from buying more farmland in Missouri.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 2, 2021

Soul good: 6 recipes that celebrate soul food

The historian and scholar John Hope Franklin used to tell the story about the end of segregation in the South.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 1, 2021

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 26, 2021

Benjamin Hochman: How mad will March make Mizzou and SLU fans? Both teams inconsistent heading into huge month.

The other months of the basketball season talk about March behind its back.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 25, 2021

Hit hard by Roundup and dicamba payouts, Bayer posts billions in losses

Special payments linked to Bayer's crop science business cost the German company more than 20.4 billion euros in 2020 — equal to about $25 billion, today — according to year-end financial results released Thursday, ahead of a call with investors. The payouts included sums from agreements reached in lawsuits surrounding…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 24, 2021

Reunited: Honduran immigrant and father leaves sanctuary in St. Louis-area church

MAPLEWOOD, Mo. — After three years in a Maplewood church to avoid immediate deportation, Alex Garcia returned home to his wife and children Wednesday without fear of imminent separation while he petitions for permanent legal status.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 24, 2021

Portraits gifted by St. Louis-area nonprofit honor children lost to gun violence

ST. LOUIS — Artists who work with the nonprofit group Faces Not Forgotten all receive the same advice: Focus on the eyes.

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 23, 2021

Cardinals open with spring in their step, questions off the bat: 'We feel we're going to be pretty good, so let's go to work'

JUPITER, Fla. — An annual scene that signals the arrival of the Cardinals as a complete team, their full squad decked in red and out under the Florida sun for the first time, is when at least 30 players line up along the right-field line on Field 1 and face…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 23, 2021

Blues' struggling offense shut out again, lose 3-0 to Kings

In a season that has made little sense, there was one thing the Blues could count on: They came into their game Monday night against Los Angeles 4-0 in home openers of a series.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 22, 2021

Best Bites: From the Ground UP Butternut Squash Crackers

Ah, the taste of butternut squash. Brings you to the simple times, where leaves were changing colors and falling, and much of the country wasn’t in the middle of a polar vortex. From the Ground UP Butternut Squash Crackers transfer you back to simple times with the simple square. A…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 20, 2021

Missouri snaps losing steak in Tilmon's strong return

Missouri set itself up for another second-half collapse on the road Saturday at South Carolina, surging to a 19-point lead before halftime at Colonial Life Arena. This time, though, the Tigers had Jeremiah Tilmon.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 20, 2021

Boeing's revived F-15 program to deliver first U.S. order in decades

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — Six months after winning the first order of new F-15 fighter jets from the U.S. Air Force in nearly 20 years, Boeing's modernized version of an aircraft introduced a half-century ago took off for the first time from St. Louis-Lambert International Airport earlier this month.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 19, 2021

Perron's OT goal gives Blues comeback win over Sharks

ST. LOUIS — The Blues are used to winning, and winning often in the friendly confines of Enterprise Center.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 17, 2021

'Made in China' documents cheap goods from forced-labor camps

In Amelia Pang’s new nonfiction book, “Made in China: A Prisoner, An SOS Letter, and the Hidden Cost of America’s Cheap Goods,” Oregon mother Julie Keith opens a package of discounted Halloween decorations to find an SOS letter written by a Chinese political prisoner.

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