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Developer unveils $350M plan to revitalize St. Louis AT&T Tower
Trump’s NTIA Pick Prepares To Redirect $42.5 Billion In Infrastructure Bill Broadband Grants To Trump Cronies
It’s understandably not going to get the same attention as the dismantling of numerous government agencies at the hands of rich unelected manbabies, but the Trump administration is also taking aim at all the promising parts of the 2021 infrastructure bill. Especially as it relates to broadband. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) contained […]
Brewery sets opening for new pizza concept
Side Project Pizza, the planned "reimagined pizza concept" of Side Project Brewing, will open Friday in Maplewood.
Teenager dies from injuries after shooting in Spanish Lake
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A teen died Tuesday after a shooting that took place on Jan. 26 in Spanish Lake. According to the St. Louis County Police Department, the shooting took place around 4:15 p.m. on Jan. 26 on the 11600 block of Criterion Avenue in north St. Louis County's Spanish Lake. When police [...]
Caseyville husband threatened wife’s girlfriend before murder scheme, prosecutors say
A businessman charged with hiring a hitman to kill his estranged wife's girlfriend had threatened the girlfriend, warning her God didn't want women dating women, authorities said in court Wednesday.
Missouri Senate panel gives greenlight to immigration crackdown
A separate measure creating a bounty system for hunting migrants did not advance to the full Missouri Senate.
Republicans seek to roll back voter-approved minimum wage increases
Bills filed by Republican lawmakers would exempt small employers and young workers from the higher minimum wage and sick leave requirements.
Holleman: How St. Louis aldermen did nothing and still declared victory
On Tuesday, after several hours of debate and parliamentary maneuvering, the Board of Aldermen sent the $290 million Rams relocation money bill back to the drawing board.
Mom's Deli closure follows legal dispute between family members
Cigarettes, alcohol use dropping among Missouri teens
Missouri teens were less interested in cigarettes, alcohol and marijuana in 2024 than in previous years. Vapes were the most reported among teens when asked what they had used in the last 30 days, with 9.1% of respondents saying they used one. The results of the state Department of Mental Health’s Missouri Student Survey were […]
Alton square mall January trip
Officer from Red Bud fatally shot while on duty in Las Vegas
A North Las Vegas police officer from Red Bud, Illinois, Jason Roscow, was killed in the line of duty on Wednesday after being involved in a shooting with a suspect.
Someone writing the ticker at KMOV is over it
Silver Swifties still dancing at Sedalia retirement home, hoping for three-peat
A group of mostly 90 year olds are hoping to dance their way to a Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl three-peat.
MoDOT to hold second public meeting to discuss I-70 expansion
MoDOT is holding a public meeting in Wentzville to discuss the expansion of I-70 in Missouri, which includes adding a third lane in each direction and improving interchanges and outer roads, with construction expected to start this spring and be completed by December 2028.
Thursday, Feb. 6 - A football star in the spotlight, and a rock star in a new light
When The Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles for their third Super Bowl win in a row, tight end Travis Kelce will once again be in the spotlight. His journey from football star in the Midwest, to international fame. Plus, STLPR's Jeremy Goodwin talks to jazz player Donny McClaslin about how he set out to adapt David Bowie’s album “Blackstar,” ahead of his performance with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.
Crime is down in St. Louis, but that may not matter for Mayor Jones
Mayor Tishaura Jones faces a three-pronged challenge in her effort to maintain local control of the St. Louis Police—and keep her job.
St. Louis Shakespeare Festival is going big—and going to the zoo—this summer
Romeo & Zooliet will bring together Shakespeare, puppets, and the Saint Louis Zoo in a first-of-its kind, family-friendly production.