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2 injured in overnight shooting in Ellisville
Two people were injured in a shooting in Ellisville, Missouri early Monday morning after an altercation, and police are investigating the incident.
Creve Coeur considers new 4-story apartments on Olive. Neighbors are opposed.
A Kansas City developer is pitching an apartment and retail complex at Olive Boulevard at Graeser Road. "It's just so big and so dense," one resident says.
STLPR: St. Louis mayor fiercely defends City Hall’s tornado recovery: ‘I'm very proud’
STLPR: Is FEMA all to blame? How decisions in City Hall also slowed St. Louis' tornado recovery
Former St. Louis police chief to lead Webster University business school
Dotson will assume the role on June 1 after managing security for Amtrak since 2018.
St. Charles County considers new rules, restrictions for short-term rentals
Anyone found operating a short-term rental without a license could face fines and possible jail time under a draft proposal.
Move to close private school in Clayton stuns parents, staff. They ask for more time.
Parents at St. Michael's Episcopal Day School found out the school would close less than a month before the end of the academic year.
Moving out of a WashU dorm? Don't trash your stuff. A student group will sell it.
Since its founding in 2008, SWAP has distributed about $116,042 worth of merchandise and diverted 10,273 items, or five tons of waste of material, from landfills as of 2025.
5 injured in overnight apartment fire in Belleville
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, IL. - Five people were injured in an apartment fire overnight Monday in Belleville. The fire occurred around 2 a.m. at an three-story apartment building on N. 46th St. According to firefighters on the scene, the fire broke out in the building's middle floor. When officials arrived, they found several occupants stuck [...]
Missouri lawmakers return for final week with education bills, other items unresolved
After years of budget chaos, Republican infighting and historically low productivity, Missouri lawmakers are entering the final week of session with something that has often been missing from the Capitol: a sense of normalcy. State Sen. Stephen Webber, a Columbia Democrat who served in the Missouri House from 2009 to 2017, said this year’s session […]
Nuclear power push stalls in Missouri legislature over who pays construction costs
Energy demand has been growing and is expected to shoot even higher in the coming years, but the debate over how to pay for new nuclear power plants is likely stalled in the Missouri legislature for now. As electricity demand has increased, so have utility bills — which has caught the attention of customers and […]
The renewed fight to weaken Black voting power
Bolstered by a justice system that has unabashedly taken off its blindfold, national and state Republican leaders are moving full-speed ahead to disenfranchise Black Americans, and their meaningful participation in the political process. Denying and diluting the power of the Black vote in Missouri and in many states has taken on new life. The recent […]
Monday, May 11 - City Hall decisions and slow tornado recovery
Since last year's deadly tornado, residents in the impact zone say frustratingly little progress has been made. While St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer has repeatedly blamed chaos at the federal level, St. Louis Public Radio’s Kate Grumke and Kavahn Mansouri have been working to understand what happened at the local level.
Warmup ahead, rain and storms late Tuesday
ST. LOUIS - After clouds and spot showers lingered on Sunday, Monday will bring clear skies and warmer temperatures. Top afternoon temperatures Monday will climb into the mid to upper 70s. A warm day Tuesday with morning wake up temperatures in the 50s and highs in the low 80s. Our next rain chance arrives with [...]
A U.S. Senate Candidate Says Foreign Truckers Are Making America’s Roads Unsafe. His Own Truckers Have Caused Harm.
Ancient sea, ice ages form landscape that attracts first St. Louisans: Revisiting St. Louis' history
As the nation celebrates 250 years of existence, we look back to the 250th anniversary of the founding of St. Louis: The meeting of Mississippi and Missouri rivers drew settlers.
Songs from Bruce Springsteen, Santana, Heart & more featured on soundtrack to Netflix’s ‘The Boroughs’
Tracks from Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, Santana, Heart and more are featured on the soundtrack to the upcoming Netflix series The Boroughs, which premieres May 21 on the streaming…
Despite Court Order, NYPD Failed to Properly Monitor Stop-and-Frisks by Aggressive Unit
The post Despite Court Order, NYPD Failed to Properly Monitor Stop-and-Frisks by Aggressive Unit appeared first on ProPublica.
See the May 11, 1926, front page: Police seeking liquor in home shoot man, 64
Headlines from the May 11, 1926, front page include: Amundsen starts in dirigible to cross pole and land in Alaska.
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