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Since the soccer stadium opened last year, City SC has claimed to have one of the most sustainable sporting venues in the country.
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Judge has until next Friday to rule on Marcellus Williams' innocence in 1998 U. City murder
A judge has until Sept. 13 to review evidence and rule on whether a man who will be executed in about three weeks is innocent of the crime he's set to die for.
Candidate for Missouri lieutenant governor drops defamation lawsuit
Attorney David Wasinger had sought $25,000 in damages.
Child discharges gun found in St. Louis home, killing 4-year-old girl. No adult present
"We are heartbroken," police announced on social media, after officers rushed the critically injured child to the hospital.
St. Louis mother wants 'real answers' after her teen son detained at gunpoint by police
A Mark Twain neighborhood resident said Ring camera footage showed police had chased down a car and apprehended a suspect as her family watched from the porch.
Missouri schools lack public enforcement policies for transgender athlete restrictions
The state has banned transgender athletes from competing according to their gender identity, but student handbooks and board policies have yet to add the change.
Judge approves Bally's NBA and NHL broadcast deals, including Blues games
Diamond — the parent company of Cardinals and Blues regional telecaster Bally Sports Midwest — has been in bankruptcy proceedings since March 2023
Wainwright Building, in downtown St. Louis, to sell for more than $8 million
The state is vacating the historic structure and moving most of its workforce there to the suburbs.
Cost of Missouri secretary of state’s failed ‘woke’ investing rules could top $2 million
Industry group filed a request on Aug. 28 for attorney fees in connection with the case.
Pedestrian fatally struck by vehicle in St. Louis
Police said the pedestrian was hit about 5:15 a.m. at North Tucker Boulevard and Cass Avenue.
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Activists with St. Louis presence now on trial in Florida, accused of being Russian agents
The African People’s Socialist Party and Uhuru Movement have had a presence in St. Louis since at least 2017, rehabbing blighted properties and calling for reparations.
Federal judge: Illinois’ prohibition of guns on public transit unconstitutional
A federal judge in Rockford ruled it unconstitutional for Illinoisans with concealed carry permits to be prohibited from carrying guns on public transportation.
City opens new minority certification office at Sumner business center
The St. Louis Development Corporation in June abruptly announced that it would take the job back in house from St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
St. Louis County hires coordinator for regional homicide reduction effort
A former St. Louis County police officer will work with regional leaders on a homicide reduction effort.
St. Louis prevails in lawsuit over airport lease, clearing way for Boeing Co. expansion
A Missouri appellate court panel on Monday upheld Lambert Airport's 2019 termination of a lease on a site slated now for a major Boeing expansion.
Former Jennings finance director sues mayor, citing ‘intolerable working conditions’
The former Jennings finance director has sued the city alleging Mayor Gary Johnson created "intolerable working conditions" that forced her to resign.
Backlog of Missouri child abuse and neglect cases down more than 80% this year
There were over 6,000 open cases in St. Louis alone in January, which dropped to 74 in July.
Eric Schmitt, Ann Wagner propose changes to facilitate private events at the Gateway Arch
Proposed legislation from the two GOP legislators would allow national park to work with Gateway Arch Park Foundation to improve event planning for the location.
St. Louis loses bid to recoup lawsuit costs from state
Missouri voters ended state control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department in 2012.