R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe was back on stage with Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy Saturday, when the duo brought their tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of R.E.M.’s Fables of the Reconstruction to Brooklyn…
In Presence of what; Absence of whom, St. Louis-based, Indian-born interdisciplinary artist Sukanya Mani presents her most intimate side by using clusters of undulating paper and fabric forms to retell […]
On Sunday Mahmoud Khalil’s wife was unable to find the protester at the New Jersey facility he was allegedly detained in. ICE’s system now says he is in Louisiana.
WikiPortraits, a group of volunteer photographers, has been covering festivals and shooting celebrities specifically to improve images in the public domain.
State laws attempting to make it cheaper and easier to repair your own tech continue to gain steam. With the recent introduction of a new “right to repair” law in Wisconsin, U.S. PIRG notes that all 50 U.S. states have now at least introduced such bills: “This is more than a legislative landmark—it’s a tipping […]
Missouri took control of the St. Louis police department just before the start of the Civil War, a gambit by state leaders to prevent the city from rising up against their conspiracy to align the state with the Confederacy.
The arrangement persisted until 2012, when 64% of Missouri voters approved an initiative petition returning control of the department to local leaders.
This week, the legislature is poised to reverse that vote, seize back control of the department and put it again in the hands…
Top party officials from all 14 wards in the city gathered on Saturday morning for an open roll call vote to determine which candidates they would endorse in the upcoming April 8 election.
In an "unprecedented" move, the city of St. Louis Democratic Central Committee officially endorsed the challenger running against an incumbent mayor.
“It's just time for a change,” Vice Chairwoman Lucinda Frazier said. “Twenty-eight committee people came together and we voted overwhelmingly for Cara Spencer.”
Frazier,…
St. Louis was ranked as the fifth worst city to live in that triggers migraines due to lifestyle and environmental factors, according to a report by Migraine Again.
To earnestly confront our region’s growing challenges, residents and officials should explore what rewards could lie on the other side of incrementally integrating the city and county’s redundant functions, writes Peter Gariepy.
Letter To The Editor: Once again, Bill Dettmers resorts to his usual approach—running up legal fees, creating chaos, but offering no real solutions. Every time he doesn’t get his way, he resorts to bomb-throwing and threats of court action. Leadership isn’t about tearing things down; it’s about building a better future. If Dettmers were truly invested in progress, he would participate in forwarding a Plan B instead of just criticizing Plan A. The facts speak for themselves: Wood River is making tangible progress. The City now has the highest EAV in its history, and the lowest tax rate in over 30 years, keeping costs in check while investing in key improvements. In the past few years alone, we’ve made substantial strides in revitalizing our community. It’s progress as promised. 2025 will see another half million dollar round of sidewalk repairs. We’ve supported downtown development with substantial increase in car and foot traffic from new
ST. LOUIS - A vacant house caught fire overnight Monday morning in north St. Louis. The fire took place around 4 a.m. Monday morning on Ashland Avenue in north St. Louis' Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood. There is no word whether anyone was injured in the fire.
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