Glen Ed Pantry is building a new home while working to raise the remaining funds needed to finish construction. The pantry has raised $2.1 million of the $3 million the building costs.
The attorney for Northern Village Apartments made several commitments to the St. Louis County Council during a meeting Wednesday that lasted more than two and a half hours.
The long-vacant Municipal Courts Building on Market Street downtown could soon get new life, as the city makes another effort to secure it from break-ins and vandals with the hopes of attracting a potential developer.
As families continue to feel the pinch of rising grocery prices, a local partnership is helping ease the burden by providing free after-school meals to children and teens.
In the middle of the second day of trial between the city of St. Louis and Bar:PM, the city has chosen to settle for $4.2 million, the bar owners’ lawyer says.
St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myra Berry is recommending nine fewer schools and a two-year extension for McKinley High School as part of the SLPS Future Ready plan
We are officially one week away from the election, and back on the ballot this year in Missouri is a constitutional amendment that again asks voters if they want abortion to be legal
Demolitions of homes damaged by last year’s tornado in St. Louis will stop for the winter, with the city saying the pause is a chance to regroup and assess next steps.
Another incident involving a young child and an unsecured gun is raising questions and concerns about why this continues to happen and what needs to be done to stop those numbers from rising.
Army Pfc. John Robert Stovall, who disappeared while serving in the Korean War in 1950, returned home Tuesday after his remains were identified more than 75 years later. Stovall is a native of East St. Louis.
On Tuesday, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) announced that its Homicide Division has taken over the investigation into the death of Jhené Audrict, a transgender woman who was found shot on August 17.
A mother says she is facing what she calls every parent’s worst nightmare after her 21-year-old daughter, Jhené Audrict, was found dead at the corner of Minnesota Avenue and Bowen Street on Aug. 17.
A judge awarded custody of 170 animals rescued from a hoarding case in Lawrence County in southern Missouri to the Humane Society of Missouri at a hearing Monday.
Questions are being raised about who should investigate the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners after the board’s attorney resigned and called for an independent review.
