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Several members of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen and the President of the Board, Megan Green, released statements on the two deaths at the City Justice Center.

City Academy celebrated its 25th anniversary Friday with a special celebration on its North Kingshighway campus.

ST. LOUIS -- A west St. Louis Resident has been fighting for three years to get the St. Louis Forestry Department to cut down a city owned tree in front of her house on Waterman Street. The City inspected the tree in 2020 said it was dead and would be taken down in six to [...]

First responders are currently working to rescue a man and child from a bluff in Washington State Park. Crews are on the scene, going overland and on the Big River to try and rescue them.

The butcher shop plans a farewell barbecue at 3 p.m. on Sept. 30, the post states.

If you’ve done nothing wrong, you have nothing to hide, right? That’s what law enforcement and surveillance agencies tell us, coaxing us into letting our guard down so they can dig into our stuff without worrying about little things like probable cause. Cops like to do their work without creating narratives they can’t challenge. Hence […]

The Pattonville High School football team returned to its home field Friday, following a chaotic end to last week’s contest.

High school football games on both sides of the Missouri River are under tight security after multiple fights inside schools earlier this week.

Over at National Review the question of the day is whether President Biden will be impeached: Rich Lowry: So let’s go to you, Phil Klein. Give us percentage odds Republicans will impeach Joe Biden one way or the other. Phil Klein: I’d say about 70 percent that they’ll impeach him. Charlie Cooke: I think it ...continue reading "Will Joe Biden be impeached?"

This special evening event at City Museum is the perfect ending to an epic summer.   Expect libations, food and music to get you in the groove. From 7 to […]

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Mayor Tishaura Jones still has confidence in jail commissioner despite nine inmate deaths during her two-year tenure

Stephanie LaChance said that since she announced the restaurant's closure, the support has been overwhelming.

“I drive around Soulard and the Hill and it’s like speed bumps are falling out of the sky in those neighborhoods,” Karandzieff said.

Doctors say it's a slight bump from what was the lowest level of cases since the start of the pandemic.

"We deeply regret that these senseless events, caused by a small group of students, disrupted the school environment to such a high degree," the superintendent said.