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The resolution comes after multiple accidents and speeding problems that have plagued the roadway for years.

“You just really feel the spirit of the city,” said Kurt Weigel, the Chief Downtown Officer for Greater St. Louis Inc.

According to the probable cause statement, two ATMs across the street from each other on Bellefontaine Road were broken into two weeks apart.

You know what kind of person kills animals on the regular? Psychopaths, at least according to a casual survey of pop culture references. You know who else? Cops. But I repeat myself. Laurel Matthews, a supervisory program specialist with the Department of Justice’s Community Oriented Policing Services (DOJ COPS) office, says it’s an awful lot. […]

Kirkwood's city council voted unanimously to pass a resolution calling on St. Louis County officials to lower the speed limit to 30 miles per hour along a two-mile stretch of Big Bend Boulevard, citing safety concerns after a woman was struck and killed at Big Bend and South Geyer last month.

Two women in O'Fallon, Missouri have accused Gabriel Wood of voyeurism, with one victim reporting that he scaled the wall of a Target dressing room and the other reporting that he was seen with a notebook admitting to peering on women in dressing rooms.

“Phishing really is a pretty widespread scam,” Better Business Bureau investigator Brian Edwards said.

Last year, thieves forced the Fairground Park pool to shut down for the entire summer. The pool, which opened in 1958, and its predecessor date back more than a century. Their legacy goes far beyond swimming.

Concrete barriers were installed in a parking lot operated by South Side Parking due to safety concerns, but the parking company is examining if the lot can be reconfigured to accommodate as many customers as possible.

Downtown Summer Nights, a weekly party in Kiener Plaza, is part of a plan to make downtown St. Louis "safe, vibrant, and beautiful", with the city and GSL partnering to revitalize key corridors and vacant properties.

The St. Louis city chapter of the NAACP is planning an educational billboard campaign following several reports of racial intimidation in workplaces across the St. Louis region.

While Christopher Loss was winning the hearts of St. Louisans with his successful apparel line Profield Reserve, he was also building community with local musicians and visual artists. Now, he is shifting focus — Loss has moved Profield Reserve back to online only and is dedicating time to uplift artists by providing an entry into the arts scene by opening Field Club Media, a space for creatives to work and collaborate. He’s also curated Inside/Outside, an art exhibit that opens at Sophie’s Artist Lounge June 8.

A man who threatened employees at a south St. Louis gas station appeared in federal court on Wednesday for sentencing.