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The police department has two officers devoted specifically to community engagement. It helps show the community that those in uniform are people too.

The St. Louis County Police Department is looking for more recruits for the next academy class. Applications are open for the class starting in January 2024.

Ten years after its humble beginnings in the basement of a University City eatery, the St. Louis Fashion Fund continues to give us a reason to believe St. Louis can reclaim its roots as one of the country’s fashion capitals.

A mother of four is living in horrendous conditions in an apartment subsidized by the St. Louis City Housing Authority. This unit is so bad the city condemned it, but the mother is still there because she has nowhere else to go with her children. Aigner Jesse made the desperate call to our You Paid For It team for help.

Plant of the Week: Black Walnut, Missouri’s Official State Nut Tree Specific Events — Fall Color Reports: Missouri and Illinois 6 pm September 28th Kiener Plaza Tree Walk & Talk with Forest ReLeaf 3-6 pm October 6th Forest ReLeaf Native Tree Giveaway at Scott Joplin House, 2700 Samuel Shepard Dr 1 pm October 21st Missouri Prairie … Continue reading This Week In Gardening & Nature →

A little over a year ago, Liberty Tax Service filed a trademark and defamation lawsuit against AMC. At issue was the depiction of a shady tax prep company run by con-men in the final season of the hit show Better Call Saul. In the show, the name of the tax prep company is “Sweet Liberty […]

GLEN CARBON - Glen Carbon trustees unanimously approved a site plan for a Dick’s Sporting Goods in the village’s Orchard Town Center. With an estimated open date in spring 2025, Dick’s is the latest tenant to claim their spot in the rapidly developing area. Tim Lowe, senior vice president of Leasing and Development at The Staenberg Group, said Dick’s will bring something new to Orchard Town Center and to the Glen Carbon market in general. “We really felt that Dick’s Sporting Goods was really a niche that was not here in the market - there are no quality sporting goods in this market and Dicks’ does a really great job,” Lowe said. “They’ve done a lot of cool things, they’re putting interactive things in their stores now between golf simulators and batting cages. It’s really the place for higher-end, better quality apparel and sporting goods.” Dick’s normally builds stores in one of three

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Teardown of the Jamestown Mall started in earnest on Tuesday. The shopping center sat vacant for nearly a decade as local leaders sought to find a new use for the property and, eventually, funding for its demolition.

St. Louis is facing a population crisis, becoming one of the fastest-shrinking cities in America. There's growing agreement among city officials that short-term rentals are making it worse.

The front of the driver's Toyota struck a culvert, a chevron road sign and a tree. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

From KSDK:  Tear down began on a once-popular north St. Louis County landmark. Jamestown Mall has been sitting empty now for nearly a decade along Jamestown Road and Highway 67. Several St. Louis County and state leaders came together at the old Jamestown Mall to mark the start of the demolition on Tuesday. The tear-down […]

Tara Anderson, 37, faces multiple murder charges and gun felonies in the killing of Phillip Armstrong.

This week St. Louis Children’s hospital patients and families appeared in a special video thanking the construction industry for record contributions to the construction industry’s KIDstruction campaign to support the work of St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Collectively, $725,000 was raised by 145 participating companies, 41 cornerstone companies and more than 2,600 trades workers and employees. […]