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The tool has already recommended trimming jail overtime, charging for vendors at events and cutting some holiday programming altogether.

Spencer said her staff hasn't finished a new policy for dealing with encampments citywide. She offered no timeline for its completion.

The owners of two rival alleys are embroiled in a lawsuit alleging one fouled up the other's operation, misspending hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing so.

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in October.

Headlines from the Nov. 2, 1926, front page include: Queen inducted into Sioux tribe as 'war woman'

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A 25-year-old man was ejected from a vehicle and killed early Sunday in Bel-Ridge, the highway patrol said.

The boy was breathing and conscious when officers found him, and EMS took him to a hospital for treatment.

St. Louis police responded to the 5200 block of Washington Place shortly after midnight Sunday, officials said.

St. Louis County police requested a welfare check for the woman shortly before 8 p.m. Saturday.

A 19-year-old woman is dead and seven other people injured after a shooting early Sunday morning near the Illinois Wesleyan University campus in Bloomington.

Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick is expected to easily win reelection despite his support of Amendment 5, which voters rejected by 60 points.

From Northern Village to the “slow-flip,” St. Louis is a magnet for landlords who take advantage of renters. Why does this keep happening?

Gender transition procedures for minors are highlighted on billboards and in TV commercials. But the most consequential provision would bring back broad abortion limits to Missouri.

Headlines from the Nov. 1, 1926, front page include: Supreme Court upholds double punishment for 18th amendment violation

Catch up on local business awardees, hires, and promotions.

October 2, 1934 - October 24, 2026

January 14, 1936 - October 27, 2026