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Has MLS caught up to St. Louis City SC? STL Soccer Talk
St. Louis Post-Dispatch beat writer Tom Timmermann and Carter Chapley try to diagnose the woes that face this team before diving into the history of the St. Louis-Kansas City soccer rivalry ahead of their upcoming game.
Out of state residents moving to STL city
What do you like best about living in or near St. Louis?
Has anyone been able to get passport assistance from our Rep/Sen?
Roll Cart Trash Collection Schedule Adjusted to Accommodate Memorial Day 2023
Schedule for roll carts will be adjusted to accommodate Memorial Day observance on Monday, May 29, 2023
Man charged in death of 18-year-old who was dropped off at hospital with gunshot wounds
Kim Gardner filed order dated day before resignation trying to appoint St. Louis County prosecutor as 'transition manager'
In a memo dated one day before her abrupt resignation, former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner gave a handwritten order to the court asking to appoint St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell as the “interim to act as the transition manager.”
Gardner wrote, “Comes now Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner of the City of St. Louis ask the Court to appoint St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell in the interim to act as the Transition Manager for the Circuit Attorney’s Office exercising…
Gov. Parson Faces No Hostility from Circuit Attorney Staff in Meeting
Governor Mike Parson met with staff from the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office this morning. The meeting lasted about 50 minutes.
A kiss leads to a six-figure settlement for a Missouri prison inmate
Missouri taxpayers paid out nearly $200,000 in March to a convicted killer as part of a settlement he won last year after prison guards treated him “wantonly” and “sadistically,” recently released records show.
Holleman: Wheels of justice turn slowly on two high-profile criminal cases
Cases of St. Louis firefighter accused of theft from crash scene, and also of former top political aide who filmed office sex act, still being investigated.
Contempt charges against former St. Louis prosecutor Kim Gardner dismissed
The indirect criminal contempt charges against former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner and her former assistant prosecutor have been dropped after the special prosecutor assigned to the case filed a motion to dismiss it.
“The State of Missouri, by and through Special Prosecuting Attorney Allison Schreiber Lee, hereby requests this Honorable Court to dismiss the pending indirect criminal contempt matter, for the reason that it no longer serves the interest of justice to continue with this…
41-year-old charged in teen’s 2022 murder
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office charged a 41-year-old man in connection with the 2022 fatal shooting of a teenager.
Messenger: Will innocence be enough when Christopher Dunn gets his new day in court?
Bad Missouri court precedent has kept Dunn in prison despite a judicial finding of actual innocence.
Kim Gardner abruptly resigns, Parson appoints temporary replacement in St. Louis
Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner announced Tuesday she would resign immediately — two weeks earlier than expected.
Southwestern Middle PBIS Students Of The Month For April
PIASA - Southwestern Middle School announced its PBIS Students of the Month for April. Photographed above, from left to right, are Brody Gable, Landon Luebbert, Alexis Hart, Kimorie Lahai-Pumagoi, Ari Davenport and Wyatt Reno. They were nominated according to the word of the month - Trustworthy. Also, for being Respectful, Responsible and Saf, they all received a Dairy Queen lunch of their choice.
Registration Now Open For St. Clair County Transit District's Summer Riding Program
BELLEVILLE - To encourage residents of all ages to stay active this summer, the St. Clair County Transit District (SCCTD) – in partnership with Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT) – is once again sponsoring its Summer Riding Program. The program allows participants to track miles and earn prizes as they bike, walk, wheel, run, skate or skip along the MetroBikeLink System, which boasts 14 miles of continuous trails and bike paths adjacent to the MetroLink alignment in Southwestern Illinois. Registration is now open and can be completed at www.scctd.org . The summer-long effort officially gets underway on Saturday, May 20, with a “Day on the Trails” event from 9 a.m. to noon at the Belleville Transit Center. This event is free and open to the public. “This program is much like those offered through libraries incentivizing kids to read, but instead of reading a certain number of minutes to earn prizes, participants track miles on the MetroBikeLink System,”
For The First Time In Probably Ever, The FBI Section 702 Abuses Are Trending Downward
The FBI has never not been abusing its access to Section 702 collections. This collection includes communications, scooped up by the NSA during its so-called “foreign facing” surveillance. The thing about this collection is it also obtains communications from US persons to foreign individuals. The NSA can collect the latter, but not without grabbing the […]
Rock for Ronnie concert raises $50,000 for Dio Cancer Fund
The Rock for Ronnie concert, held in memory of the late Ronnie James Dio, raised over $50,000 for the Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund. The event took place May 7…
Lou Gramm announces All Stars 2023 tour
While Foreigner is currently on their farewell tour, it is without original member Lou Gramm. But now fans have a chance to see Gramm onstage: the rocker just announced dates for the Lou…