stLouISTMissouri Republicans again pushing for law allowing guns on public transit
Another proposal sponsored by a Republican lawmaker would remove the tax on guns and ammunition.
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St. Louis Language Immersion, Soulard charter schools receive five-year renewals
The Missouri State Board of Education approved the renewals after board members complained about their lack of authority over the schools.
‘I will not back down,’ Jay Ashcroft vows after blowback to comments on Biden
Secretary of state and candidate for governor addresses swatting and contentious CNN interview that went viral.
Missouri lawmakers applaud move to expand state’s reduced-interest loan program
Treasurer Vivek Malek is supporting a bill to expand by $400 million a pool of funds the state can invest in reduced-interest loans.
St. Louis Zoo names new director of WildCare park
Sabarras George comes to St. Louis from the Detroit Zoological Society.
Venture Café put on live events for St. Louis' startups for a decade. It's now closed.
They said since the pandemic, people are opting for online resources rather than making in-person connections.
Man shouldn't have died at St. Louis County jail, suit says
The suit alleges jail staff were inadequately trained to deal with the health problems of Cedric Dunn, 34, and also failed to follow policies.
Judge rejects Jay Ashcroft’s bid to dismiss high-profile lawsuit against his office
Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft is a candidate for governor in 2024.
Meatpacker withdraws request to dump wastewater into Pomme de Terre River
State regulators signaled in November they would deny the permit.
Holleman: Wesley Bell’s top aide made more than $650,000 by moonlighting
That’s more than Sam Alton was paid as the full-time chief of staff for the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.
St. Louis faces more soggy, and possibly snowy, weather Tuesday
St. Louis is in for some more soggy — and possibly snowy — weather Tuesday, as another round of moisture moves into the area.
Teen shot, injured while walking in St. Louis' Lewis Place neighborhood
A 16-year-old boy on Monday was shot while walking in the city's Lewis Place neighborhood.
St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green promotes two to leadership posts
Green’s office would not say whether top deputy Beverly Fitzsimmons remained on staff.
Nominate your workplace as one of the best employers in St. Louis
The Post-Dispatch is kicking off its 13th annual Top Workplaces program, again celebrating teamwork, leadership and workplace culture.
Riley Holtz calls album release concert at the Old Rock House 'surreal'
Riley Holtz & the Lost Cause will perform Jan. 12 at the Old Rock House in support of its debut album "Illegal Before Noon."
Renowned St. Louis criminologist Rick Rosenfeld dies at 75
Longtime criminologist and St. Louis native Rick Rosenfeld died Monday morning at the age of 75.
Grief, trauma overwhelm public safety town hall in St. Louis
A two-hour public safety forum on Monday night marked a rare occasion where the city's top public safety officials came together in one room.
Man shot to death near Fairground Park in St. Louis
The 30-year-old victim was found dead in the 3700 block of Kossuth Avenue.
Belleville firefighters suffer minor injuries when fire truck crashes, rolls onto side
The crash was at Highway 161 and Carlyle Avenue.
Clayton residents, ex-mayors oppose school district plan to buy Caleres property
School district leaders say they won’t back off plans to buy the multi-million dollar property despite interest from retail developers.