St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch is the primary newspaper for the Greater St. Louis area. It ranks as one of the biggest newspapers in the Midwest and reaches readers as far west as Kansas City, Missouri, south to Memphis, Tennessee, and north to Springfield, Illinois. Notably, it is the last daily newspaper still in print in St. Louis.

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Mizzou's Tamar Bates invited to NBA Draft combine; Star-studded rosters set for alumni game

1 day ago | stltoday.com | Eli Hoff

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Former Missouri men’s basketball guard Tamar Bates is one step closer toward playing his way into the NBA. Bates was among the best performers at the NBA G League Elite Camp over the weekend, a second-tier pre-draft scouting event, and in doing so earned himself an invite to the main NBA Draft Combine, which starts Wednesday in Chicago. He’s one of 75 prospects to receive a combine invite, and one of just a few to earn it through their performance at the G League camp.
Pernikoff Brothers take their St. Louis sound to Abbey Road for new album

1 day ago | stltoday.com | Jasmine Osby

When rising rock band the Pernikoff Brothers traveled to France on a whim in 2024, they had no idea London would be the backdrop for their next musical masterpiece. There was a creative hum under the streets of London that led the trio — which includes vocalist and guitarist Tom Pernikoff, bassist Rick Pernikoff and drummer Kevin Bowers — to Studio Two in Abbey Road Studios.
Gateway Grizzlies' ballpark has a new name: Arsenal BG Ballpark

1 day ago | stltoday.com | Ethan Erickson

SAUGET — The Gateway Grizzlies' home ballpark has a new name under a deal announced Monday. The park will now be known as Arsenal BG Ballpark, named for Arsenal Business Growth, which signed an eight-year naming rights deal with an option to extend it up to 12 years. Headquartered in St. Albans, Arsenal Business Growth offers various services to other businesses. It was founded in 2019.
Cardinals mascot Fredbird up for enshrinement into Mascot Hall of Fame

1 day ago | stltoday.com | Ethan Erickson

Beloved St. Louis Cardinals mascot Fredbird is among the nominees for enshrinement into the Mascot Hall of Fame. Fredbird, who has performed at 3,600-plus regular-season games, has been part of three Cardinals World Series championships. He also co-hosts a television show, "Cardinals Kids."Fans can vote for Fredbird and the 27 other nominees daily through May 24 at mascothalloffame.com. An announcement of the inductees will be made in June.
Lindenwood's Gareth Warren signs NFL deal with Pittsburgh Steelers

1 day ago | stltoday.com | Ethan Erickson

Former Lindenwood offensive lineman Gareth Warren has signed a deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers after a successful tryout, according to the school. Warren, listed at 6-foot-6 and 328 pounds last season with Lindenwood, projects as an offensive tackle, according to Penn Live. A native of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, Warren started 36 of 39 games at left tackle with Lindenwood and earned all-conference honors three times, including a first-team nod this past fall.
Gateway Arch featured in ad campaign protesting Trump’s park cuts

1 day ago | stltoday.com | Ethan Erickson

ST. LOUIS — A billboard featuring the Gateway Arch is part of an advocacy group’s campaign protesting the Trump administration’s cuts to the National Park Service. But it’s not in St. Louis. The pro-labor advocacy group More Perfect Union put up 300 billboards in 40 cities across the country in attempts to highlight cuts to parks by Elon Musk and the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency. The billboard featuring the Arch reads “Greetings from Gateway Arch National Park.
Illegal stunt driving pops up Sunday night in St. Louis. Cops spike at least 40 cars.

1 day ago | stltoday.com | Mark Schlinkmann

ST. LOUIS — Groups of people engaged in reckless stunt driving at six locations across the city Sunday night, spurring police to use spike strips to slow down or disable 40 to 50 of the vehicles. One juvenile who was in a crash near one of the sites, a lot at Second and Shenandoah streets, fled on foot but later turned himself in to police, said police spokesman Mitch McCoy at a Monday news conference. No one else was arrested, McCoy said.
Olympian Simone Biles encourages WashU grads to be ‘the greatest you of all time’

2 days ago | stltoday.com | Monica Obradovic

ST. LOUIS — Decorated gymnast Simone Biles is often referred to as the “GOAT,” an acronym for “greatest of all time.” But Biles encouraged Washington University students to strive for something different on Monday — to instead be the GYOAT, or the “greatest you of all time.” “You don’t have to be the greatest engineer, the greatest lawyer, the greatest entrepreneur or the greatest social worker,” Biles said.
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