Police board President Chris Saracino said Monday the department would use budget leftovers to pay for the new sound wall and part of a batch of new Tasers.
- Blythe Bernhard | Post-Dispatch
Dozens of parents brought their children to the rally to show support for their schoolmate Mauren, who is going into third grade.
- Lynn Worthy | Post-Dispatch
A visit from the Chicago Cubs turned up the volume and intensity in Busch Stadium over weekend, and PCA was a huge part of that atmosphere.
- Emily Standlee Ladue News
Stella Blues reopened in Tower Grove South, and Corner 17 expanded into Dierbergs in U-City. The CWE gained a new American bistro in The Noble Crown. Both Bistro La Floraison and Station No. 3 closed their doors.
- Seth Nelson | Post-Dispatch
The Henry Avenue Historic District has become a battleground between city officials who support the plan and residents who say the development would destroy the neighborhood.
- Blythe Bernhard | Post-Dispatch
Boanerges Flores, of Nicaragua, was detained during a routine immigration appointment, and his wife, Alba Matamoro, received an ankle monitor.
- Kelsey Landis | Post-Dispatch
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer traveled to London on British Airway's inaugural direct flight.
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An appeal could be heard as soon as Thursday
Police found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds about 8 a.m. Monday.
Three officers were injured and a woman arrested Monday after a standoff that closed South Grand Boulevard, police said.
“The phasing would be a real challenge,” Spencer told a task force she appointed.
A political candidate — also a convicted felon with ties to former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger — is set to appear Friday in Jefferson County circuit court.
Citizens for Modern Transit hopes to attract new riders by mailing out several hundred free passes to MetroLink and Metro buses for July.
Hundreds of students, teachers and staff in the Maplewood Richmond Heights School District community rallied against the deportation of school janitor Boanerges Flores, of Nicaragua, who was detained by ICE last week.
One bill would stop Veterans Affairs department from stripping veterans of rights to possess firearms solely because they required help in managing their benefits.
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- Austin Huguelet | Post-Dispatch
“We didn’t know when it was going to end,” said Jay Nelson, chief of staff to Aldermanic President Megan Green.
A favorable schedule in June presents opportunities for the Cardinals to further assert themselves as contenders.
A strong series of questions in this weeks Ask the Baseball Writer that range from Nolan Gorman's swing to the lots about the Cardinals' investments.
Led by Cardinals prospect Joshua Baez's five homers in one week, several Cardinals prospects had strong outings both on the mound and at the plate.
"Everybody on the team works hard," Belleville West junior Morquez Bulliner.
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The Publishers Weekly bestsellers list was delayed due to the holiday. These are the bestselling books at area independent stores for the week that ended May 23. Stores reporting: the Book House, Left Bank Books, Main Street Books, the Novel Neighbor, Subterranean Books.
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Residents must place tree trimmings at the curb by 7 a.m. on their scheduled week. City crews collect brush once per street and will not take large limbs or stumps.
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Residents can meet newly elected Mayor Benjamin Toben at his first “Conversations with the Mayor” event June 10 at 7:30 a.m. at Manchester City Hall.
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Webster Groves is accepting nominations through June 30 for its Achievement in the Arts Award honoring artists, educators, patrons and arts supporters.
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UMSL computer science students in Sharlee Climer’s biological data science course analyze genetic data and network models to uncover biomarkers for disease subtypes.
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Content by Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Across the region, thousands of families have to make near impossible choices as hunger and federal nutrition assistance uncertainty continue to rise.
Content by Confluence Academies. For too many students, the barriers to success start long before they step into a classroom.
Content by World Wide Technology Raceway. Here’s what you need to know before heading to WWT Raceway for the 10th annual Bommarito Automotive Group 500.
Content by Siteman Cancer Center. Taproots — like carrots, parsnips, radishes and turnips — have roots that extend deep into the earth, absorbing beneficial nutrients.
Like any technological revolution, this one has brought societal upheaval with it.
In case you hadn’t noticed, our phones are taking over our lives.
The fear of an overwhelming tide of immigration is a major reason Donald Trump is in the White House. He set the tone for his signature platform as early as 2015, when, during his presidential campaign, he accused Mexico of “sending people that have lots of problems … They’re bringing drugs.…
As the city of St. Louis contemplates how to allocate more than $250 million in Rams settlement funds, we agree: North St. Louis should receive the largest share of these resources. The devastation caused by decades of disinvestment — compounded by the May 16 tornado last year — demands bold…
Conversations with St. Louis leaders. Presented by Purina
Steve Smith, co-founder of Lawrence Group, believes we need to rally together to move the area forward or risk losing younger generations to other cities.
Josh Allen, founder and co-owner of Companion Baking, on why he stays in St. Louis, including the talented workforce and supportive restaurateurs.
Dr. Alexander Garza, SSM Health chief community health officer, discusses the part of his unconventional military career spent not as a physician, but assisting in the rebuilding of a nation.
Dr. Alexander Garza, SSM Health chief community health officer, discusses St. Louis' social struggles, vaccines and how to better work together.
Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in May.
The Heart of St. Charles building is being demolished to make way for a new hotel. The former banquet center hosted many weddings and events through the decades, but the building has been vacant since 2019.
Catch up on local business appointments, awardees and hires.
For the third time this year, the north St. Louis clinic will temporarily furlough its workers and shut down operations amid funding struggles.
Nation & World
A U.S. appeals court on Monday blocked the Trump administration from expelling transgender military service members while a lawsuit plays out.
Lebanon announced a partial ceasefire Monday between Hezbollah and Israel in what would amount to a limited de-escalation of a conflict that has killed thousands of people and inflamed the broader war with Iran.
In her remarks to lawmakers, Bondi said complying with the Epstein Files Transparency Act was "an enormously complicated and labor-intensive process."
Approvals for proof of citizenship by descent rose by more than 1,000 per month so far this year, Canadian data shows.
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Brand new Best Podcast in Baseball: The rivals both stumble into a weekend at Busch Stadium, but for the Cardinals the weekend has significance for the future.
Post-Dispatch editor Nathan Mills joins baseball writer Derrick Goold in a new Best Podcast in Baseball to discuss division race and rethinking stats for pitchers
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