stLouISTSt. Louis aldermen give first-round approval to redistricting plan
If the redistricting plan is approved by the board on Friday as expected, it then would go to the mayor for her consideration.
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St. Louis County Council members, paid $20,000 a year, considering pay raise
Councilman Mark Harder suggests $30,000 a year; Councilman Ernie Trakas would double that.
Missouri lawmaker’s plan would usher in partisan elections at the local level
Candidates in local elections currently don’t declare a party, but that would change under a plan introduced in the Missouri House.
Legislation would bar warrantless searches in Missouri based solely on the smell of marijuana
‘It’s time for Missouri to follow the example of other states on this issue,’ says sponsor Rep. Ian Mackey, D-Richmond Heights.
Minimum wage going up in Missouri next year
Next year’s raise is the fourth of five minimum wage increases mandated under a 2018 ballot initiative.
St. Louis County health department’s deputy director leaving at end of month
Spring Schmidt has accepted dual roles as director of the Missouri Center for Public Health Excellence and at SLU's Office of Public Health.
‘Please don’t endorse Eric Greitens,’ radio host Hugh Hewitt tells Trump
‘He’s right now leading by quite a bit,’ the former president said of Greitens on Wednesday.
Man accused of 5 cellphone store robberies in St. Louis
Two stores were robbed twice by the same man, prosecutors said.
Eagle Prep charter schools in St. Louis under scrutiny for religious influence
The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to weaken church-state separation mandates for schools.
St. Louis-area hospitals struggle to keep up with latest surge of COVID-19 patients, task force leader says
The seven-day average of St. Louis-area patients hospitalized with COVID-19 was 424 on Tuesday, climbing from 228 just a month ago.
Katie Kull's most memorable stories of 2021: 5 stories that helped me get to know the St. Louis region
Here are reporter Katie Kull's five most memorable stories from 2021.
John Britt, former Missouri public safety director, St. Louis Secret Service head, dies at 72
John Britt was a former lead special agent of the St. Louis Secret Service field office and director of the Missouri Department of Public Safety.
After dancing with the stars, St. Louis native Jordan Ward makes music of his own
St. Louis native has performed with artists including Beyoncé and Prince, but so far his career highlight is a hometown gig.
Other charges possible against ‘person of interest’ in MetroBus shooting
Isaiah Houston was committed to a psychiatric institution during a prior criminal case when he was found not competent to proceed.
Wondering about road work? Jarred by potholes? Ask the Road Crew, 1 p.m.
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Bianca Belair on being the 'EST' of WWE, making history and visiting St. Louis for the Royal Rumble
WWE Superstar Bianca Belair will be one of many pro-wrestlers at the 35th annual Royal Rumble, set for Jan. 29, 2022 at the Dome at America's Center.
St. Louis man shot to death in Metro East
Andre Hutson, 38, died in the 1700 block of Wayne Lanter Avenue late Tuesday.
Where to find St. Louis winter festivals, Santa visits and other holiday attractions
It’s beginning to feel a lot like — dare we say it? — a normal Christmas in St. Louis.
Biden veers from swing states to promote infrastructure law in solidly red Missouri. Here’s why
Democrats see Missouri’s open Senate seat as a potential pickup opportunity if Republicans nominate former Gov. Eric Greitens.
Lost year of St. Louis Italian restaurants: Our critic finally checks out 4 prominent 2020 debuts
Our critic visits four prominent Italian restaurants that opened during the pandemic: Noto, O+O Pizza, Edera and Napoli III.