Aggregator
Judge may sanction city for ‘slipshod’ suit against state control
Natural gas utility Spire fires CEO, names successor
Spire Inc., the St. Louis-based natural gas utility, has fired its president and CEO and named a successor.
Whistleblower asks Missouri judge to toss former House official’s lawsuit
Rodney Jetton, former chief of staff to scandal-plagued House Speaker Dean Plocher, accused Dana Rademan Miller of causing him to lose state employment. She says the suit should be dismissed.
Residential Construction Project Managers
Where to eat next weekend?
Missouri AG appeals orders allowing abortions after governor signs GOP-backed law
Attorney General Andrew Bailey asked the Missouri Supreme Court to review two orders issued by a Jackson County judge that have effectively permitted abortions after passage of last year’s abortion-rights amendment.
Man charged in deadly St. Louis apartment shooting
A suspect is behind bars nearly a month after a deadly shooting at a north St. Louis apartment complex.
14 Recruits Sworn-In As St. Louis Police Officers
After 32 weeks of physical training and classroom instruction, 14 new SLMPD police officers were sworn-in during a graduation ceremony on April 24, 2025.
The post 14 Recruits Sworn-In As St. Louis Police Officers appeared first on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
Would you live downtown? | Arch City Report Podcast
This week's Arch City Report Podcast examines a trend of outsiders moving to downtown St. Louis, and what the slow-growth region is doing to attract more of them.
But first, we talk about St. Louis County Executive Sam Page's announcement that he'll run for re-election next year.
And we discuss how to nominate superstars in the business community for our awards programs.
The stories discussed this week are:
Outsiders are moving downtown. What's St. Louis doing to attract more of them? Many…
St. Louis area brunch spot named top 100 in U.S.: Report
Ready to get going on some Benedicts and bloody marys? Check out OpenTable’s complete list.
Crash on Hampton Ave 4-24-25
KISS co-founder Peter Criss releasing new solo album
KISS co-founder Peter Criss is releasing a new solo album, which will be his first in almost 20 years.Criss revealed the news in an announcement video posted by the KISS FAQ podcast,…
Trump Admin, DOGE Are Turning Multiple Gov’t Components Into A Giant Racist Database
What could possibly go wrong? Operatives from Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) are building a master database at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that could track and surveil undocumented immigrants, two sources with direct knowledge tell WIRED. DOGE is knitting together immigration databases from across DHS and uploading data from outside agencies including the Social […]
Man charged for throwing rocks at church and businesses in south St. Louis County
A man faces felony charges after he allegedly threw rocks and shattered windows at a church and several other businesses in south St. Louis County earlier this week.
$80K in cash went missing from St. Louis' tow lot, audit says
Table of Experts: Boosting St. Louis' entrepreneurial future
It doesn’t take long after landing in St. Louis to realize that the city has strong entrepreneurial prowess. New restaurants pop up every month to appease local foodies, business incubators are flourishing and multiple agencies award financial support to help entrepreneurs get their dreams off the ground.
“Washington University’s got an incubator, Saint Louis University does too, and Harris-Stowe has a great program, plus we’ve got accelerators at Cortex,” said Kathy O’Neill, St. Louis…
A lagging broadband program faces more delays as Trump plans changes
The Trump administration is extending the deadline for states to submit their final proposals for a federal broadband program, further delaying an effort that’s still largely in the planning phase after more than three years. States will have an additional 90 days to submit their final plans for the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program, […]
A lagging broadband program faces more delays as Trump plans changes
The Trump administration is extending the deadline for states to submit their final proposals for a federal broadband program, further delaying an effort that’s still largely in the planning phase after more than three years. States will have an additional 90 days to submit their final plans for the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program, […]
Homicide in 5800 Block of Grace Avenue in Affton Southwest Precinct
ST. LOUIS COUNTY - St. Louis County Police Department Bureau of Crimes Against Persons detectives are investigating a homicide in the 5800 block of Grace Avenue that resulted in the death an adult female. At 11:15 p.m. on April 24, 2025, St. Louis County police officers from the Affton Southwest Precinct responded to a call for service for a disturbance in the 5800 block of Grace Avenue. An adult female was found suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. The female was transported to an area hospital for treatment but succumbed to her injuries and was pronounced deceased. The incident appears to be the result of an altercation between two individuals known to one another. No suspects are currently in custody. The investigation is ongoing. Additional information will be disseminated as it becomes available. Please contact the St. Louis County Police Department at 636-529-8210 to speak with investigators if you have any information regarding this incident. To remain anonymous or
stLouIST