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St. Louis jail chief returns to work after 3-month leave
The city’s jail chief returned to work Monday after a 3-month leave of absence, a spokesman said, ending months of uncertainty about leadership at the troubled facility.
Catholic school in Cool Valley to close at the end of the year
The 70-year-old Our Lady of Guadalupe school has “increasing costs and decreasing revenue,” according to the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
St. Louis officials want Rams cash to build homes, fix streets and make child care cheaper
Proposal from Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, Aldermanic President Megan Green marks likely turning point in a three-year debate that began after the city settled with the NFL for $790 million.
Report flags questionable spending by ousted St. Louis Public School superintendent
The St. Louis Board of Education voted to fire Keisha Scarlett on Sept. 13. She plans to appeal her firing.
House Party Etiquette Do’s & Don’ts
What’s the right time to arrive to a party? Is it okay to Irish exit? How do you plan the menu? Hear answers to these questions and more from Susie Busch–Transou (Hearth & Soul) and Courtney Winet (Courtney Winet Design).
Best new restaurants in St. Louis 2024
George Mahe and Cheryl Baehr share their favorite spots that opened during the past year.
SLPS selects new internal auditor after mismanagement of funds by former superintendent
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'I've said some things': Vernon Betts reflects on 8 years as St. Louis sheriff
Speakeasy-style bar Keep Quiet STL opening in Midtown in February
Urban Chestnut and Little Lager are joining forces to create a hidden cocktail haven.
Cortex, WashU incentives get pushed through St. Louis panel
"This is a very accelerated timeline," said one alderman. "Moving legislation so fast like this, we just want to make sure we're doing the right thing."
Former St. Louis Cure Violence worker admits to role in murder-for-hire
Jerome "Mujaa" Williams, 52, pleaded guilty to destroying evidence to obstruct a federal investigation into the murder of Titus Armstead in April 2022.
Chesterfield's mayor is leaving office after 12 years. Two are running to replace him, so far.
Councilman Dan Hurt and Derek Grier, a former councilman and state representative, are both running to replace Chesterfield Mayor Bob Nation in April.
Wednesday, December 11 - Parting words from Sheriff Vernon Betts
Vernon Betts has been at the helm of the St. Louis Sheriff’s Department for nearly a decade, but remains undecided on how quiet his retirement from the post will be. Betts reflects on his tenure in office and contemplates what his life will look like after the badge in this conversation with STLPR's Brian Munoz.
Is it time for an American Foreign Legion?
For the past few years, the U.S. military has had difficulty filling its ranks. Due to recruiting challenges, the Army is now the smallest it has been since 1940. For those interested in joining the military, all are required to take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB), which is a standardized test that helps […]
As homelessness rises and temperatures dip, KC offers hundreds of beds for cold-weather plan
For Kansas City residents living on the street, the prospect of escaping subfreezing temperatures hinges on the availability of a shelter bed. When temperatures drop to 32 degrees, the human body is at risk of hypothermia. Frostbite can set in within 30 minutes without proper protection when air temperatures fall below 5 degrees and in […]
Man dead, pregnant woman injured in shooting in Glasgow Village
Two people were shot at a home in Glasgow Village overnight, with two county police crime scene units and multiple detectives responding to the scene.
New clipper system with cold air & a few flurries
Wednesday will see a chance of flurries or light snow, with temperatures recovering into the upper 30s on Thursday and climbing into the upper 40s on Friday, with rain expected to continue into Saturday.
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