Gregg Palermo

2 weeks ago | spectrumnews1.com | Gregg Palermo

ST. LOUIS—The Boston University men’s hockey team plays in its third straight NCAA Frozen Four starting Thursday night at Enterprise Center, and when the Terriers take on Penn State for a shot at the national title on Saturday, they’ll do so with one of their biggest fans alongside them. He’s nine year-old Logan Gatto, from Rockland, Mass., and he’s got more experience seeing the Terriers play in person in the Frozen Four over the past three seasons than many players on the roster.

3 weeks ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Gregg Palermo

ST. LOUIS—Political reaction in the St. Louis region to President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs against nearly all U.S. trading partners has largely fallen along party lines, with Republicans supporting the move with Democrats opposed. The tariffs hit allies and rivals alike. Trump is placing a 10% baseline tax on trading partners around the globe and is setting heftier levies on major partners with which the U.S. has a trade deficit like China, the European Union and Japan.

Sep 10, 2024 | spectrumnews1.com | Gregg Palermo

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Misouri Supreme Court ruled Tuesday afternoon that an abortion rights amendment will be put back on the November ballot, reversing a Friday ruling from a Cole County circuit court judge and Secretry of State Jay Ashcroft's decision to decertify the measure Monday. In what the high court said was a "majority vote" the panel also said Ashcroft's decision to decertify it was "a nullity and of no effect."The court's full opinion was not yet handed down.

Aug 20, 2024 | spectrumnews1.com | Gregg Palermo

ST. LOUIS, Mo.—State investigators say they’re working to track down information about the latest complaints of odors plaguing neighborhoods in southeastern portions of the city of St. Louis into downtown. Former St. Louis Alderwoman Annie Rice took to social media Tuesday morning, saying she smelled a chemical odor in the area of Chouteau and 18th.

Jun 5, 2024 | spectrumnews1.com | Cassandra Semyon |Gregg Palermo

With the House not set to return to Washington until next week, the clock has run out on time to extend and expand the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. “It is sitting in the House, the House needs to act,” said Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., in an interview with Spectrum News. “If the House doesn’t act, it’s going to be on the House.