Missouri

The revenue estimates for fiscal year 2010 and fiscal year 2011 are being revised, states State Budget Director Linda Luebbering in a press release.

Attorney General Chris Koster has asked the federal bankruptcy court to order the appointment of an independent trustee over the US Fidelis bankruptcy proceedings, with the goal of protecting asset

"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," Lewis Carroll's ever-popular tale of a little girl who tumbles into a fantasy world populated by "curiouser and curiouser" creatures, was written in 1865. Now, 145 years later, Director Tim Burton and Johnny Depp breathe new life into the classic tale in a film that is entertaining throughout.

It may well be the minority in Washington D.C., but Missouri Republicans convened in St.

The Easter season is just around the corner and with that, neighborhood fish fries are in full swing.  This annual Lenten tradition brings a flourish of fish fries to St.

When the Obama Administration introduced a comprehensive financial stability plan, with the key component known as the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), last spring, many homeowners in f

Pregnant women and new moms now have access to a free service that puts timely advice at their fingertips.

Schools throughout the country were alerted late this morning to a potential threat.

The St. Louis Tea Party celebrates its one-year anniversary of the movement at 1:30 p.m. on Sat., Feb. 27 on the steps of the Arch.

Great special effects do not necessarily a good movie make. Case in point: "The Wolfman," a remake of the classic 1941 horror film.

The 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games were declared open on Friday by Canadian governor general Michaelle Jean.

Fewer registered voters nationwide -- 44% -- currently approve of President Barack Obama's job performance than disapprove -- 47%.  When Marist last asked about the&nbsp

Missouri will receive slightly more than $1 million in federal stimulus money to expand its efforts to help smokers kick the habit, state health officials said in a press release.

More than 10,000 people turned out on Fri., Feb. 5 for "An Evening with Glenn Beck" presented by the Constitutional Coalition at Saint Louis University's Chaifetz Arena.

With the potential for big changes in the future of the student loan industry, Raymond Bayer, executive director of Chesterfield-based MOHELA, was in Washington, D.C., the first day of February.

Make the right call this Super Bowl Sunday by designating a sober driver before kicking off Super Bowl festivities.