The best thing to do, Page said, would be to put the money directly into the general fund, and remove the risk of the federal government clawing it back.
"There was no sign he had obtained drugs within the facility or that he had committed suicide, and there is no indication of foul play," according to a release.
Michael Loynd, board chair of the St. Louis Sports Commission, says borrowing an idea from Nashville, Austin and New Orleans can bring musical magic to the streets of St. Louis.
Hadi is among the thousands of children wounded in the Israel-Hamas war. In response, a handful of aid agencies have worked to evacuate some for treatment.
Toni Wade stepped down after revelations of her contractual problems with the city. She also had been largely absent. So what's next for homeless services?