stLouISTRuling offers insight into move of Greitens case to Texas
Despite allegations of instances of violence levied by Sheena Greitens, the judge ruled there was “no pattern of domestic violence by either Mother or Father.”
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First woman of color chosen to head Missouri Women's Political Caucus
Teona McGhaw-Boure was elected in August to head the caucus. A St. Louisan and a paralegal by profession, she works for Planned Parenthood.
'The Point' hits pinnacle of St. Louis radio ratings for August
KPNT knocks Hubbard Radio sister station KSHE out of the No. 1 spot in market. And yet another Hubbard-owned station, WARH ("The Arch"), finished third.
Authorities identify man who died after losing consciousness at City Justice Center
Courtney McNeal, 41, was found about 10:30 a.m. Tuesday by fellow inmates. He was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Police identify man killed near downtown St. Louis riverfront
A man was killed and two other people were injured Monday night in a triple shooting on North Leonor K. Sullivan Boulevard.
Police identify man killed in Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood
A man died after a Sunday night shooting on the 5800 block of Roosevelt Place, in St. Louis' Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.
Hearing to determine if Missouri boarding school will close
But the order is on hold until a hearing on Monday.
Imo's will sell frozen pizzas at area grocery stores
The frozen pizzas will be made with the same ingredients as the restaurant pizzas.
St. Louis County teen charged in carjacking attempt of newspaper carrier in Ladue
Brandyn S. Hargrove was charged in a Feb. 15, 2022, carjacking attempt of a newspaper carrier in Ladue.
Frontier adding Tampa to nonstop destinations from St. Louis
The low-cost airline is offering an introductory fare of $29 — if you can get one.
After deaths, St. Louis officials promise cops and slower traffic on South Grand
Police described the car that hit the man as a "newer model Kia."
As Blueberry Hill turns 50, Delmar Loop destination continues to thrill
Blueberry Hill's 50th anniversary celebration is Sept. 8.
Police shoot and kill man during standoff in St. Louis’ West End neighborhood
Police say the man charged at officers with a knife. Community members say the man struggled with mental issues.
St. Louis Cardinals, others break ground on $5.2 million sports complex for people with disabilities
The new YMCA Adaptive Sports Complex will be on the campus of the South County YMCA.
Hawley opposes bill to protect same-sex marriage, says the issue should be left to the states
He says the Supreme Court was wrong when it ruled in 2015 that same-sex marriage was protected by the Constitution.
Democrats mine Missouri attorney general’s office for information on Hawley
“It shouldn’t come as a surprise we’re vetting someone who saluted those who attacked the Capitol,” a DNC spokesman said.
Dozens have died on a St. Louis County road. Now it’s getting fixed.
St. Louis County politicians gathered on Wednesday to announce the overhaul of Airport Road, which will reduce driving lanes, redo sidewalks and install stoplights, among other things.
St. Louis-area flood victims can apply for FEMA relief funds until Oct. 7
Area residents have until Oct. 7 to apply for federal relief funding tied to the record-shattering rains and flash flooding that soaked the region in late July.
Mayor Tishaura Jones: $500 checks to low-income St. Louisans worked
The St. Louis mayor said she now hopes to start a bigger program sending recurring, monthly payments to struggling households.
First charter school in St. Louis County opens in the Normandy district
The Leadership School in Pagedale has 94 students in kindergarten through second grades.