NCAA changes transgender policy to limit women's competition to athletes assigned female at birth
The change is effective immediately and applies to all NCAA athletes regardless of previous eligibility reviews under the prior policy.
Super Bowl halftime shows people are still talking about
Sometimes the Super Bowl halftime show is more exciting than the actual game. Here are some moments to remember ahead of ...
Broken elevators threaten St. Louis primary as election equipment trapped on 3rd floor
Voting machines worth millions are locked in limbo as officials race against time to retrieve gear for March election.
Is your Big Lots store staying open? See the full list of 200 locations that may remain open
Monday's court filing lists Big Lots locations in 15 states with the most stores in North Carolina (46), Ohio (27), ...
Involuntary manslaughter charges refused against owner of dogs in fatal January attack
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department filed charges against the 54-year-old man Wednesday in connection with the Jan. 15 death of Gladys Anthony. According to a press release from the police ...
Jefferson County man sentenced to prison for intentionally hitting, killing bar owner after getting thrown out
As part of a Jan. 24 plea deal, prosecutors reduced the murder charge from first-degree murder to second-degree murder and ...
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The heist of 100,000 eggs in Pennsylvania becomes a whodunit that police have yet to crack
Four days after the theft that law enforcement say could be tied to the sky-high cost of eggs, no leads have come in.
Trump administration sues Chicago, State of Illinois in latest crackdown on 'sanctuary' cities
The lawsuit mentions a 2017 state law called The TRUST Act, which limits local and state agencies from participating in ...
Blitzing with 'Spags': Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, the mad scientist of pass rush
The mad scientist pulling the strings is Steve Spagnuolo, the Chiefs defensive coordinator. His success landed him head coaching interviews last week.
One year out from the Milan Cortina Games, Olympic chief says 'Italy is ready.' But is it?
These are the first Olympics to fully embrace cost-cutting reforms, and use mostly existing venues — which has meant scattering the Games all over northern Italy.