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Councilwoman Nadia Quinn filed six public records requests between August and December for records including city contracts, expenses, emails and property records, but did not receive any formal response, the suit says.

Therapist Michael Mason said he had been homeless twice. Now, with a roof over his head, he's ready to help.

​The fire happened at a home on St. Gregory Drive.

After tenants have concerns over their housing placements from the St. Louis County Housing Authority, it leaves questions wondering how residents got there with taxpayer money.

Behind every emergency responder is a face, a name, and most certainly emotions.

The cop-friendliest circuit in the United States has done it again. Whenever there’s a bit of doubt to be had, it’s the cops benefiting from it when the Fifth Circuit Appeals Court handles the case. Sure, every so often a judge or two might serve up a blistering dissent. And, even more rarely, a Fifth […]

A Missouri Central Bus Company diesel mechanic says he feels targeted after finding a noose near his workstation after several instances of harassment, allegedly from management.

The Kohl’s store in St. Peter’s is one of several stores victimized by theft from a 29-year-old woman.

Schnucks is recalling fresh ground beef from the Webster Groves location at 8650 Big Bend Blvd.

"It has been apparent for some time that things needed to change, most likely a different venue," he said in Friday's post.

The New York Times writes today: In May 2023, Senator Charles E. Grassley, a chief antagonist of President Biden, strode to the Senate floor with some shocking news: He had learned, he said, of a document in the F.B.I.’s possession that could reveal “a criminal scheme involving then-Vice President Biden.” This, of course, turned out ...continue reading "Who was Chuck Grassley’s leaker?"

Earlier this week, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker delivered his annual budget address that outlined his priorities. Among the priorities in the $52.7 billion state spending plan are more money to address the migrant crisis and education, and tax hikes for businesses and for sports bettors. STLPR Metro East reporter Will Bauer discusses Pritzker’s speech, and we include Pritzker’s address in this episode of the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air.