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- 1Bob Pettit, first NBA MVP, dies at 93●Legendary hoops icon Bob Pettit, first NBA MVP, dies at 93 Bob Pettit, the first MVP in the 1955-1956 NBA season, was on
Bob Pettit, the Hall of Fame forward who became the NBA's first Most Valuable Player in the 1955-56 season, has died at the age of 93. Pettit starred for the St. Louis Hawks, winning a championship in 1958 and dominating an era before NBA games were regularly televised. Tributes are honoring him as one of the game's pioneering greats.
- 2Data center developer sues city over renewable energy mandate●Data center developer sues city for requiring to supply renewable energy on-site
A data center developer is suing a city, identified in reports as St. Louis, over a local requirement that the facility supply renewable energy on-site. The lawsuit challenges the city's authority to impose clean-energy conditions on data center approvals, a growing point of contention as communities weigh the industry's heavy electricity demands against sustainability commitments. Discussion is focused on whether cities can legitimately require developers to fund or provide renewable power as a condition of building.
- 3St. Louis Archdiocese calls mass deportation sinful●St. Louis Archdiocese wants end to 'mass deportation,' says immigrant treatment 'sinful'
The Archdiocese of St. Louis has called for an end to mass deportation, arguing that the treatment of immigrants is sinful. The statement from the Catholic leadership adds a prominent religious voice to the heated debate over immigration enforcement in the United States, framing the issue as a moral one rather than purely political or legal.
- 4Andre Pallante strikes out four against the Brewers●Andre Pallante's four strike outs against Brewers
Cardinals pitcher Andre Pallante recorded four strikeouts in an outing against the Milwaukee Brewers, according to MLB.com. The performance is drawing attention from baseball fans tracking his development on the St. Louis pitching staff and how he fared against a strong Milwaukee lineup.
- 5Column urges Missouri to use empty hospitals for mental health care▼Messenger: Why not use empty hospitals to solve Missouri’s mental health crisis?
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch Messenger column asks why Missouri is not repurposing vacant hospital buildings to address the state's mental health crisis. The argument: as hospitals consolidate and close facilities, empty beds and wards could be converted into treatment space at a time when demand for psychiatric care far outstrips capacity. The piece frames the idea as a practical fix for a shortage that leaves many Missourians without timely care.