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The extreme temperatures kept first responders busy throughout the week.

At the December Maplewood Richmond Heights School District school board meeting a representative of the KEB auditing firm told the board that the district had spent more than a million dollars beyond what was appropriated for fiscal year 2023, which ended June 30. The Board Briefs for the December meeting didn’t mention the report. In […]

55 dogs are on their way to the Humane Society's Macklind headquarters after being rescued in freezing temperatures, with an additional 20 animals dead.

The LA Times tells us today that we all forgot our social skills during the pandemic: As companies increasingly recall workers to the office, employees and managers alike are finding that the pandemic made us all a little rusty with in-person conduct. Co-workers are too loud at their desks. People are on their phones during ...continue reading "The pandemic did not rob us of social skills"

The dogs were taken to HSMO's St. Louis headquarters for emergency care.

The suit alleges that the property owners and managers refused to appropriately remediate lead contamination at the shop.

A 34-year-old man was charged Friday in the Nov. 14 shooting of another man outside Enterprise Center.

Elton John says Saturday night is "the night for fighting." And that seems to be the case, as pro wrestling returns to St. Louis and the Chaifetz Arena this weekend, with "Collision" by All Elite Wrestling.

The Land Reutilization Authority (LRA) of the City of St. Louis is a development board staffed by the St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC). The LRA is responsible for the stewardship and sale of nearly 10,000 previously abandoned buildings and property in the City of St. Louis. 

According to CarShipping.com, total loss cars that aren’t crushed or stripped for spare parts are often shipped to the Middle East and resold by third parties.

Developer Bob Clark, who sought to relocate a subsidiary of his construction and development company Clayco to north St. Louis but was turned down by the city's development agency, is disputing that officials offered alternative sites for the $30 million project.

With a majority of the state in a childcare desert, lawmakers are pulling out all the stops to help businesses, families and providers. This includes the idea of splitting the costs of child care.