stLouISTSt. Louis Public Schools eyes sponsorship of competing charter school network
The St. Louis School Board is expected to vote Tuesday on sponsoring Confluence Academies, a network of five charter schools across the city.
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Driver dies, two passengers critically hurt in I-55 crash in St. Louis
Darris Jones, 39, died after the car hit a median wall on northbound I-55 at Bates Street.
St. Louis is in for windy, wet, and warm weather, before chill sets in Thursday
Windy and rainy conditions are bearing down on St. Louis — set to arrive Tuesday and carry into the night.
City Hall cancels nuisance hearing on troubled downtown St. Louis loft building
A nuisance hearing scheduled for Thursday to address issues at the Ely Walker Lofts at 1520 Washington Avenue was the second such hearing the city has cancelled since September.
St. Louis County prosecutors open two satellite warrant offices
Wesley Bell's office will open warrant offices in Florissant and Chesterfield.
Court backs Kinloch in 2019 ouster of mayor
Kinloch, located east of St. Louis Lambert International Airport, has an estimated 264 residents.
Missouri cities win another round in fight over telephone tax challenge
Charter Communications serves more than 32 million customers in 41 states.
Star witness in Lamar Johnson trial testifies police told him who to ID in murder
Another man testified in court on Monday, saying he murdered Marcus Boyd.
Messenger: Tight-knit ‘class’ of exonerees back Lamar Johnson in fight to prove innocence
Prosecutor seeks to free man convicted of murder in 1995.
Winter meetings flashback: The day the Cardinals acquired a young pitcher named Adam Wainwright.
Here is our original coverage of the trade that sent J.D. Drew and Eli Marrero to the Braves for pitchers Jason Marquis, Adam Wainwright and Ray King.
Waterloo waits to crown a $1 million-plus Queen of Hearts winner — and parties in the process
A soaring fundraiser jackpot has transformed recent Tuesday nights in Waterloo into can’t-miss events — complete with big crowds and bigger dreams of netting the massive payout.
Man killed at gas station is 6th homicide victim in St. Louis in three days
The victim was shot in the head about 6:20 a.m. Monday in the 1400 block of Chouteau Avenue.
A St. Louis pastor counseled Kevin Johnson in his final days. And sat by his side as he died.
The Rev. Darryl Gray held Kevin Johnson’s shoulder as he died. It was the first time that someone on death row in Missouri had a spiritual adviser beside them in the chamber during a modern execution, advocates say.
St. Louis County expected to finalize next year's budget Tuesday
The proposed budget includes cuts to 375 vacancies, or three-quarters of county government openings, and 24 new jobs.
Burst pipe floods part of Lambert's Concourse C, causes flight delays
ST. LOUIS COUNTY — Flooding due to a burst water pipe spurred closure Monday of part of Concourse C at St. Louis Lambert International Airport's Terminal 1 for about seven hours and delayed some flights.
Greater St. Louis Inc. touts area’s ranking for how it welcomes immigrants
Funny thing, lists. People tend to like them when they agree with the conclusions — and hate them when they don’t.
South Carolina finalist withdraws from hunt for St. Louis police chief
Melron Kelly this weekend removed himself from consideration as one of four finalists to be St. Louis’ next police chief, according to a Columbia, South Carolina, news outlet.
Two local entrepreneurs work hard to find early success
Luis Manta and Ciara Hinton are new entrepreneurs who are putting in the work to make their businesses grow.
U.S. Grant honored by US House
House of Representatives passes U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner’s bill that promotes the former St. Louis Countian and Civil War commander to highest rank in US Army.
St. Louis Symphony seeks state tax incentives for $100 million expansion
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra plans to seek state tax incentives to aid in the organization's $100 million expansion of its Grand Center concert hall.