stLouISTPublic price tag for St. Louis floods tops $87 million, officials say
Early estimates say public costs is $87.8 million, FEMA officials said Monday.
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Polls are open today for Missouri primary; close at 7 p.m.
High-spending, multi-candidate races for U.S. Senate nominations headline Tuesdayβs Missouri primary election.
Missouri man with developmental disabilities remains in ER after service provider quit
Fenton-based Sunnyhill provided 24-hour care to Jason Uhlmansiek for nine years in his home. They left without a replacement.
August greets St. Louis with more punishing heat and another threat of storms
St. Louis faces a heat advisory from Monday through Wednesday, with conditions expected to feel like highs of 105 degrees each afternoon.
St. Louis judge boots independent candidate from aldermanic president ballot
A St. Louis judge ruled Mark Kummer, an entrepreneur who moved back to St. Louis last December from Boston after nearly 25 years away, had not satisfied residency requirements.
Chesterfield weighs plan to use new taxes from $2.5 billion developments for roads
The TIF, if approved, would use some of the new tax revenue generated by the developments to pay for infrastructure.
Trump, declining to pick one candidate, endorses βERICβ in Tuesdayβs US Senate primary
The former president says either Eric Greitens or Eric Schmitt will get the job done for Missouri.
Mayor fills two vacancies on St. Louis Public Schools board
Brittany Hogan and John Wright will serve out the remaining three months of terms vacated by Regina Fowler and Joyce Roberts in April.
Some U. City, Hazelwood, Wellston and Florissant voters need to check their polling places
A polling place at the Kisker Road Library in the Harvester area of St. Charles County is also closed, officials said.
Bel-Ridge man charged in St. Louis County homicide
Argentry J. Browwas charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal acton in the shooting death of 21-year-old Julius Gleghorn.
Two St. Louis County men plead guilty in 'retaliatory' homicide in Dogtown
The shooting, in a McDonald's parking in the city's Cheltenham neighborhood, was in retaliation for a robbery, prosecutors said.
The day the St. Louis Hawks traded Bill Russell and changed basketball history
Ed Macauley and Cliff Hagan became Hall of Famers in their own right. But Bill Russell led the Celtics to 11 championships in 13 seasons and won ο¬ve MVP awards.
St. Louis man admits role in deadly 2019 carjacking attempt
Jalen Exavier Simms pleaded guilty in connection to the deadly attempted carjacking of Jabari Clark in 2019.
St. Louis mass overdose suspect identified as woman who died in custody
Chuny Ann Reed, 47, was in custody in Pulaski County where she was found unresponsive July 14.
St. Louis-area candidate watch parties easily lead to political puns
The parties β either the most fun or depressing soirees around β are not open to the public, but only to guests (aka contributing supporters) and media.
The St. Louis Zoo is using fitness trackers to help save endangered cattle
Fitness trackers and fecal samples: How St. Louis Zoo scientists are helping exotic cattle reproduce.
Lux Living proposes plan for 260 apartments in Maryland Heights
St. Louis-based Lux Living plans to build a mix of studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom units at the southwest corner of Interstate 270 and Dorsett.
Flood risk is rising across the St. Louis region. Who will solve the problem?
Experts warn that the St. Louis area must adjust to worsening flash flood risks, fueled by both climate change and flaws in urban development.
Bayer purchases majority share in local ag startup CoverCress
The purchase expands Bayer's ownership of CoverCress to 65% after it had previously invested in the company in 2015.
St. Louis area gets slightly smarter in last year, survey shows
When it comes to most-educated U.S. metropolitan areas, STL is No. 45 out of the largest 150, according to WalletHub. We were No. 48 last year, No. 42 in 2020.