Missouri food service workers’ ‘bill of rights’ looks to set industry standards for pay...
The St. Louis workers’ movement is launching a statewide campaign for a “Food Service Workers’ Bill of Rights.” After a win for the labor movement on a vote to unionize Alamo Drafthouse workers, food service workers plan to gather Tuesday at Chouteau Park to rally behind the effort.
The restaurant chain formerly known as Mission Taco is done for good
The ownership group behind a popular St. Louis-based Mexican restaurant chain is calling it quits after 10 years, following a name change prompted by a trademark lawsuit. The Tilford Restaurant Group announced late Monday that it would close Session Taco, previously known as Mission Taco Joint. The decision follows several turbulent years for the group, including a lawsuit over the restaurant’s original name.
Super El Nino to push warmer air into the Midwest this winter
KMOX's Total Information AM gets the winter outlook from AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Chad Merrill
A Sidewalk Encampment Stayed for 44 Months. St. Louis Homeowners Won Damages
A shelter made of tarps, blankets, and plastic bags remained outside two St. Louis homeowners’ property for 44 months. By the time a jury heard their case against the city, the encampment had been gone ... Read more
Hot stretch of record temperatures expected Monday and Tuesday
ST. LOUIS – Record heat is building into St. Louis Monday and Tuesday as warm southwest winds are fueled by an area of high pressure in the Gulf. That activity, luckily, comes to a halt by Wednesday, with our next storm system expected to stall over the region. Rain...
Old Orchard Fall Festival Set For Oct. 24-25 Weekend
The Old Orchard Fall Festival returns to Big Bend Boulevard on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 24-25, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. This year’s festival brings together over 55 vendors and regional artisans, offering everything from handmade goods to unique fall finds. For the first time, the...
St. Louis residents may change how the city fills vacancies at the Board of...
Voters in St. Louis will decide next month whether to change how they fill vacancies on the Board of Aldermen. The city in 2020 adopted a nonpartisan approval voting system for mayor, board president, comptroller and members of the board in which voters select as many candidates as they want in the primary with the top two advancing. While Proposition D said the system applied to special elections for aldermanic vacancies, the city’s charter says those must be filled using partisan elections.
Historic Black church holds homecoming service after May 2025 tornado
A homecoming for the Greater Mount Carmel Baptist Church in north St Louis. The congregation returned to worship in their church for the first time since the May 16, 2025, tornado forced them to leave due to extensive damage to the building.
Archdiocese of St. Louis sues ICE officials over blocked religious services
The lawsuit argues that the jail's visitation policy prevents Catholic detainees from practicing important parts of their faith.
Missouri-Illinois Weather Alert: Damaging Winds, Hail Tuesday Night Oct 13
Rain chances reach 70% to 100% Wednesday into Thursday across the St. Louis forecast region.

















