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Council votes 6-1 to boost salary to $195,000 from $140,000.

New details from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) are emerging after a 60-year-old man was found dead near 18th and Clark in downtown St. Louis Monday.

Missouri families are sounding the alarm over proposed Medicaid disability service cuts.

Parkway Central High School is mourning the passing of one of its students.

Ben Conover filed a petition to unseat Robert Harvey on grounds that he has not been a resident of the city for the past three years.

Many area fire departments have stories about a fire truck they’ve ordered but can’t get delivered. The Spanish Lake Fire Protection District says it’s been waiting nearly four years.

Reverend Jesse Jackson didn’t just speak about change, he showed up for it in St. Louis, making life-altering economic impacts during his lifetime that are still flourishing in the city today.

The Saint Louis Zoo is mourning the passing of one of its giraffes that was humanely euthanized following a series of health complications.

As conversations around attainable housing, adaptive reuse, and responsible development continue across the St. Louis region, the next Green Building Break from the The Missouri Gateway Green Building Council offers a practical tool for turning sustainability goals into measurable action. The Green Building Council will host a free virtual session, “Leveraging Existing Buildings with the […]

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Recent reporting by Nieman Lab describes how some major news organizations—including The Guardian, The New York Times, and Reddit—are limiting or blocking access to their content in the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. As stated in the article, these organizations are blocking access largely out of concern that generative AI companies are using the Wayback Machine […]

Bars, restaurants and gas stations in unincorporated areas of St. Louis County that continue to allow the use of illegal slot machines are in violation of their county liquor licenses, according to County Executive Sam Page.

Bars, restaurants and gas stations in parts of St. Louis County that continue to allow the use of illegal slot machines will violate their liquor licenses, the county executive says.