A man was injured after a shooting in Ferguson on Monday night, after a group of people got into an argument with a person in a car and someone from the group fired shots.
After years of hyperventilation about TikTok’s impact on privacy, propaganda, and national security, TikTok is likely being sold to a bunch of Trump’s billionaire technofascist buddies who don’t believe in privacy and want to use TikTok to spread right wing propaganda. Bang up job all around, especially to all the befuddled Democrats whose hysteria about […]
by Tom Finan, Executive Director, Construction Forum The passage of a Board of Aldermen bill paving the way for Accessory Dwelling Units in the City of St. Louis was framed Monday as just one step in the streamlining of creation of affordable housing. A signing ceremony was held in front of a converted carriage house […]
Police are searching for a suspect after an overnight pursuit ended in a crash in Brentwood, with one person fleeing the scene and a gun and ammo found in the vehicle.
Mayor Cara Spencer said allowing such projects to be built without special permits in all residential areas would create new, affordable housing for current residents and newcomers.
Renata Cassiano Alvarez, the 2025 Visiting Artist in Residence at Laumeier Sculpture Park, works predominantly in clay, focusing on process to develop an intimate and collaborative relationship with her chosen […]
STAUNTON - Jessica Korunka’s father, Larry, lost all of his belongings in a recent Staunton house fire, leaving him without basic necessities and critical medical equipment. The fire occurred at their residence, where Larry was fortunately able to escape unharmed. Larry, who lives with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and heart failure, lost his oxygen machine and important medications in the blaze. Replacing these medical essentials is vital to maintaining his health and safety. Jessica Korunka has appealed for urgent assistance to provide clothing, shoes, food, and medical supplies for her father. She emphasized that any donations will go directly toward replacing his medications, oxygen equipment, and daily needs as they work to help him recover from this loss. “We are so grateful for the love, support, and kindness during this difficult time,” Korunka said. The GoFundMe link to assist Larry can be found by clicking here.
Cancer treatments and screenings are lowering the disparity rates, but some doctors say the most effective way to reduce it is to start talking about the disease. Dr. Arnold Bullock is a urologist and surgeon at Washington University. He spoke with St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson about prostate cancer disparities among Black men and how screenings can save lives.
There are still 13 months to campaign before Missouri residents will be called back to voting booths to decide the fate of abortion rights, exactly two years after voters legalized the procedure. But this time, efforts both supporting and opposing the proposed constitutional amendment are getting a head start. The 2026 ballot measure, which was […]
ST. LOUIS - Warm and dry weather conditions continue for the Bi-State. Tuesday morning temperatures will start comfortable but once the sun gets up and going, we’ll warm-up quickly. Highs near 90 F again on Tuesday, 10+ degrees above average for late September. An increase in cloud coverage looks likely into Tuesday night with those [...]