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Ben Frederickson: MLB players, owners can set positive example by meeting in the middle

ST. LOUIS _ While we wait to see how Major League Baseball players field this 82-game proposal from their bosses, here's a proposal for both parties.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 12, 2020

Youth baseball tournament in Missouri a sign of strange new normal

ST. CHARLES, Mo. _ Despite fewer than half of the teams showing up for the tournament, and living in a world where they're supposed to stay 6 feet apart, the kids played ball.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 11, 2020

The St. Louis area has seen more than twice the coronavirus cases and three times the deaths as Kansas City. It's unclear why

ST. LOUIS _ On both sides of the state, very different coronavirus outbreaks have unfolded in Missouri's two largest metropolitan areas. The reasons are not perfectly clear to many experts.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 9, 2020

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My three book clubs: Zooming through fascinating April mix

A book about presidential assassinations provided comic relief (really!), a true story induced sobering thoughts and a psychological thriller offered escape during a month when virtual book clubs became the new norm. Though not the same as seeing one another in person (bring your own snacks and adult beverage!), Zoom…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 8, 2020

Documentary shows how Netflix took on the world � and won

Blockbuster was Goliath. Netflix was David.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 7, 2020

Best Bites: Diestel Traditional Turkey Meatloaf

Perhaps there is no greater comfort food than meatloaf. But who wants to spend all that effort making a good one? Dietsel has a new sous vide meatloaf. You just plop the sealed bag into boiling water (you can also bake or microwave, but this is the recommended way) and…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 7, 2020

Cardinals exploring plans to hold second spring training at Busch Stadium

ST. LOUIS _ As discussions accelerate about how, when or if baseball will begin its 2020 season, the Cardinals are making internal plans and exploring the feasibility of holding preseason training at Busch Stadium, while also readying the Jupiter, Fla., complex as a site to hold "Camp 2.0."

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 7, 2020

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Denied sick leave, she kept working at the nursing home. Now she's another COVID-19 casualty

ST. LOUIS _ Employees of a nursing home here joined the Missouri state health care workers' union Monday in demanding paid sick leave and other protections after learning that a co-worker died of COVID-19.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 5, 2020

Ben Frederickson: Nothing wrong with imagining Pujols-Cards reunion, but reality would disappoint

One Yadier Molina ESPN interview plus one Albert Pujols ESPN interview equals a juicy what-if about the two friends joining forces again.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 5, 2020

Ben Frederickson: Blues are the team to bet on if NHL figures out its comeback

It's still a big if.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 3, 2020

Ben Frederickson: Michael Jordan made a few memories in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS _ Another long week of waiting has ended.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 3, 2020

10-year-old boy among armed carjackers in St. Louis who led police on chase

ST. LOUIS _ A 10-year-old boy was among the carjackers who robbed a woman at gunpoint in the Soulard neighborhood, then led police on a brief car chase, authorities said Friday.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · May 1, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: Yadi gives St. Louis something to talk about

As the old ballplayer walks toward home plate, the Cardinals' catcher calmly calls time to delay the game. That's what they do in St. Louis, to give the crowd time to rise and applaud a former Cardinal returning to town. It's the top of the third inning. The cheering is…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 30, 2020

Daniel Neman: A tale of two cookbooks for children

I was in my favorite bookstore back when that was a thing to do, when I came face to face with my past.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 29, 2020

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 29, 2020

Molina tells ESPN he's 'willing to go into free agency,' entertain idea of playing for another team

All of this time at home has given Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina a chance to rethink his stance on playing for the Cardinals and the Cardinals only or, as he once said, "I'll go home."

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 29, 2020

Best Bites: Zoup! Good, Really Good Chicken Broth

The other day I made my chicken noodle soup. It was the same recipe I always use, but it tasted so much better: almost smoky and deeply layered. What was different? The broth I used. Zoup! Good, Really Good Chicken Broth is a premium broth bursting with flavor. It's also…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 28, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: Quirky Brebbia shares insight to how Cardinals � and his face � might look after quarantine

We're all stuck in our homes, no one in the outside world to impress. Many men have grown beards, some quite becoming, others becoming quite something. If there was ever someone who should grow a "John Brebbia" beard these days, it would be John Brebbia.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 27, 2020

NHL gives summer hockey a hard look; Blues interested in being host city

The possibility of summer hockey is coming more into focus as the NHL tries to salvage its 2019-20 season. There is much to be worked out, and maybe nothing ultimately will come of it.

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 26, 2020

Meatballs: Satisfying and good for the soul

Meatballs begin with ground meat, which is traditionally made from the parts of an animal that aren't otherwise easy to eat. In other words, the cheaper cuts.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 26, 2020

Best Bites: Snyder's Real Peanut Butter-Filled Pieces

Pretzels and peanut butter _ where could you go wrong? The days of searching for the perfect pairing to your salty pretzels are gone. This nutty combination is made simpler with these bite-sized treats. Rich, creamy peanut butter fills the center of each crunchy pretzel piece. And, it's real peanut…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 25, 2020

Pandemic stands to compound Mississippi River towns' risk through flood season

ST. LOUIS _ In recent years, major floods have become a nearly annual scourge around the U.S. and in the St. Louis region, where the Mississippi River has soared to four of its nine highest recorded levels within the past decade _ in 2013, 2016, 2017 and 2019.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 24, 2020

Missouri Synod named in lawsuit involving the latest Lutheran university to close

KIRKWOOD, Mo. _ The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, which is retrenching as it loses membership nationwide, has been named in a lawsuit alleging fraud and other claims stemming from the latest closing of an affiliated university.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 23, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: Owned by 'ordinary guys' in St. Louis, the horse Resurrection Road races for all of us

We've all sure experienced a lot of different emotions in the last 43 days or so. But few of us have felt the feeling that comes with emotionally attaching yourself to a team or an individual participant during a sporting event. So, rooting. We haven't gotten to root.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 23, 2020

Federal judge dismisses portions of suit over St. Louis cop's shooting by colleague

ST. LOUIS _ A judge has dismissed portions of a federal lawsuit against the city of St. Louis over the fatal shooting last year of a police officer, Katlyn Alix, by a colleague.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 23, 2020

What to do with all those plastic bags you now have?

ST. LOUIS _ We finally got used to bringing our own reusable bags to grocery stores and along comes COVID-19 to make us go back to using plastic. Amid worries about the virus clinging to reusable bags, many stores have banned their use. So now that the plastic bags are…

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