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“This whole eviction process has been a nightmare. They won’t resolve the situation.”

In September 2023, Ashley, a 29-year-old mother of two who grew up in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, was facing child abuse and neglect charges in a criminal case related to substance use. Her arrest led to her being separated from her youngest daughter. But instead of receiving jail time, Ashley was connected with a […]

St. Louis Public Schools said they’re “re-housing” students who attended schools in some of the hardest-hit areas of last month’s tornado.

After spending election season whining that the program was taking too long, Republicans have been introducing massive new changes to a $42.5 billion infrastructure bill broadband grant program (BEAD) that not only don’t serve the public interest, but could also introduce years of potential new delays. Their changes are twofold: one, they want to strip […]

I’ve gotten used to sending my sister the same short text every once in a while. “You guys okay?” She’s lived in Los Angeles for more than a decade now, and has experienced enough wildfires and earthquakes that this text has become routine. Fortunately she’s stayed safe through all of them, although she did have […]

Eligible homeowners and renters affected by May 16's historic tornado can now get federal funding for repairs.

Webster University expects to be cash-flow positive in fiscal year 2025.

Protests against federal immigration enforcement actions have spread to cities across the nation, including St. Louis, where a demonstration is planned for Wednesday afternoon.

Incident occurred near Chambers Road and West Florissant Avenue Tuesday afternoon.

Attorneys retained by former students say seven total victims have been identified so far, with Gerald’s alleged trail of abuse extending further than just his time at Riverview Gardens.

A city spokesperson said Sheriff Alfred Montgomery’s office had started refusing requests the day after telling aldermen he had withdrawn a threat to do so.

From opposing big Medicaid cuts to backing labor-union bills, Hawley moves further into populist territory. Is a 2028 presidential bid in the works?

She was 13 when she wowed the judges on “The Voice.” Now 20, she’s making good on her potential.

St. Charles County is using $856,000 in federal funds to purchase the homes that have experienced significant flood damage at least three times over the past decade.

State officials have identified $58 million in public costs and $18.7 million in individual costs so far. But a state spokesman said those aren't final.