stLouISTSt. Louis County creates land bank to manage vacant properties
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page called the new entity, which advocates have spent years trying to create via state and local law, a “landmark” action.
STLtoday 💲📰
‘Makes you feel proud to be a St. Louisan.’ Old Courthouse reopens to the public
Completion of the Old Courthouse renovations caps over a decade of work to revamp and reimagine the Gateway Arch National Park and Kiener Plaza, a $380 million project billed as the National Park Service’s largest public-private project ever.
St. Louis developer buys first office. 'Off the beaten path for us.'
Novus Properties Co. said it plans to aggressive market for tenants as the building's biggest tenant, Mercy Health, will be downsizing space.
Obit Index
Hoormann CSJ, Sister Rose Philippine — St. Louis, MO
Fraternal
Heat and Frost
Fraternal
LOCAL 1
Man charged in killing of pregnant woman in St. Louis
Vanier Jerimiah Jones, 28, faces two charges of first-degree murder.
St. Louis police ID man found shot in College Hill last week
Anthony Conner, 22, was one of two people found dead in the College Hill neighborhood this past Tuesday morning.
St. Louis police ID teen shot amid car break-ins
Police identified the slain 16-year-old as Aeyion Barnett, of the Walnut Park East neighborhood.
Man found shot, killed in St. Louis’ Vandeventer neighborhood
The man, believed to be in his 50s, was found with gunshot wounds to his pelvis and leg.
Bowling Green police chief alleges sheriff’s deputy helped hide a death. Two inquiries underway.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey requested one of the inquiries into the death of Nathaniel Mueller, who went missing Dec. 21.
St. Louis teen killed while breaking into cars. Police say a thief fired the shot.
Police have made no arrests but believe the shot that killed the boy came from his friends — not from the homeowner.
Top St. Louis alderman renews suit to stop police takeover. Mayor says it’s premature.
Aldermanic President Megan Green's lawsuit, filed in Cole County, argues the state takeover law is unconstitutional on multiple grounds.
Wentzville congregation sues county, says it ‘stole the church from us’
The issue, at its root, is a tax problem.
McClellan: What happens when an aging spy takes a fall
Columnist Bill McClellan writes about a trip to Italy, a fall and a visit by the prime minister.
Slyman Bros. expands its appliance showroom in Ballwin
The company has four showrooms across the St. Louis region that offer refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers and more.
St. Louis area dispensaries owe supplier over $61K, suit says
Curio Manufacturing said that it shipped $61,126 worth of cannabis products to Heya Missouri Holdings’ three locations
People in Business: Chestnut hires; UB Greensfelder adds; L3 appoints; Stinson adds
Catch up on local business appointees, awardees, hires and promotions.
Business Bulletin: IMPACT earns; SLCC opens; Angad Arts joins; Viva Bene opens
Catch up on local business awards, openings and projects.
Seymour, Berelian 'Lily' Tavakoli
Berelian “Lily” Tavakoli Seymour, a brilliant, generous, and deeply grounded woman, passed away peacefully at her home after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer on April 16, 2025.