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Downtown St. Louis hotel has money woes. It blames Cardinals season, no AC.
Downtown's troubled Hotel Indigo is already in foreclosure. Now its court-appointed manager says the hotel struggled to book rooms this summer, and is asking the courts to let it auction off the property.
The night the 66 Park-In Theater closed. Do you remember these other lost St. Louis treasures?
On the weekend of Oct. 14 1993, the 66 Park-In Theater played its final show. On the bill at the Crestwood drive in that weekend were "The Program" and "The Good Son."
Man charged with snatching, assaulting St. Louis Hills boy now charged in third case
Prosecutors say Gul committed another assault in the fall of 2022 when he rubbed his body on a boy younger than 12. Charges do not provide details about the incident.
Woman killed after crashing car into light pole in south St. Louis
A woman was killed early Friday after crashing her car into a light pole in south St. Louis.
This 1927 Oldsmobile 4-4-2 was the star of the show
Metro Transit extends $5,000 hiring bonus to end of year
Metro still has a shortage of bus drivers but the agency says things are improving somewhat.
St. Louis aldermen close in on Airbnb rules after years of debate
Rooms and homes rented on sites like Airbnb and VRBO have made headlines in recent years for hosting raucous parties that have disturbed neighborhoods and, occasionally, deadly violence.
Another director leaves Sam Page in St. Louis County, the third in two months
Karen Aroesty was hired in January 2022, filling a seat left vacant since her predecessor retired in June 2021. She's leaving St. Louis County to pursue other opportunities, Page wrote in a letter to County Council members dated Friday.
Missouri attorney general reignites fight over county health orders
In the latest filing, the attorney general's office said the counties should not interpret the dismissal of the case as a victory that restored their powers.
βHugeβ power line will save Missouri customers $18 billion, regulators say
The multistate Grain Belt Express transmission line β which would stretch from Kansas to Indiana, while traversing Missouri and Illinois β was approved Thursday by Missouri energy regulators.
St. Louis buys dozens of empty lots for 'world-class' workforce center
The city said it aims to turn the 150,000-square-foot industrial building there into a workforce training hub for manufacturing jobs.
Changes in gas prices and vehicle sales in St. Louis and Missouri
Check out the peaks and valleys in volatile local gas prices, and track motor vehicle sales, financing and production.
Republican state rep from St. Charles announces bid for secretary of state
He joins state Sen. Denny Hoskins of Warrensburg and Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller in the race.
Ex-IRS contractor pleads guilty in leak of tax return information of Trump, wealthy people
Charles βChazβ Edward Littlejohn, 38, formerly of St. Louis, stole tax return information and gave it to two news outlets between 2018 and 2020.
Cardinalsβ academy in Dominican Republic robbed by armed thieves. Players, staff unharmed.
Armed thieves stole money, jewelry, and baseball equipment from the Cardinalsβ academy in the Dominican Republic. Players and staff at the facility were unharmed, the Cardinals stated.
Let The Pest Guys tackle keeping pests outside so you can enjoy inside
Content by TurfGator Lawn Care & Pest Control. TurfGator Lawn Care & Pest Control offers perimeter protection to guard against over 180 critters.
Hackers say theyβve published data stolen from St. Louisβ Metro Transit
The hacker group says it has published at least some of the data it stole from Metro Transit. No employees have yet reported identity theft or other issues.
Missouri auditor investigating St. Louis jail amid deaths and whistleblower reports
The auditorβs chief of investigations sent a letter to St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones requesting jail food vendor invoices, jail facility and operational policies and jail health insurance contracts.
St. Louis will see a partial solar eclipse on Saturday
The moon will block 54% of the sun this time, but in April, St. Louisans can go an hour south or two hours west to see a total eclipse.