Brian Schaffer worked for the parks department for more than 17 years.
- Nassim Benchaabane | Post-Dispatch
Creve Coeur-based TriStar Properties is pitching a 235-unit apartment and retail complex, an 11-house subdivision and a 31-unit villa on 50 acres near Litzinger and McKnight Roads.
- Seth Nelson | Post-Dispatch
The department said Tuesday that drones would be stationed at docking stations throughout the city "based on crime trends, 911 call volume, response patterns and operational needs."
- Austin Huguelet | Post-Dispatch
St. Louis' water system needs at least $10 million more in Rams money, Comptroller Donna Baringer said.
- Monica Obradovic | Post-Dispatch
The district is considering "cost-containment measures" across all employee groups, a spokeswoman said.
- Nassim Benchaabane | Post-Dispatch
If approved by voters, the city would raise the property tax rate. The funding will help pay to replace the oldest of the city's two existing fire stations.
- Seth Nelson | Post-Dispatch
The cabin holds a rich history: It was owned by one of Des Peres' founding families and was likely the first site of permanent European settlement in the area.
Over three decades, Onder — known for his AI legal ads — has built or bought at least 70 houses, apartments and commercial buildings. Some of his projects have stalled.
For the first time, a U.S. jury will consider claims from Peruvian plaintiffs who accuse Maryland Heights-based Doe Run Resources Corp. and billionaire Ira Rennert of lead poisoning.
About 45 workers at a Proper Cannabis dispensary in St. Louis filed a petition last week to hold an election to unionize, hoping to push for better pay, job security and working conditions.
Bosley, 33, also faces a charge of failing to stop for a red light. The two misdemeanor charges were filed in Jefferson City.
The utility plant will shift to a new location to make way for the planned consolidation of the airport's two terminals into a larger rebuilt facility.
Questions on abortion and new congressional maps will be on the November ballot
The county Board of Police Commissioners said it would invite five members of its executive command staff to apply.
In a suit, Hanaway says GPD Holdings LLC, known as Coinflip, has knowingly allowed fraudulent transactions on its machines and is charging excessive fees for financial transactions.
Proposed pause of up to a year now goes to the city's Board of Aldermen.
The Family Care Health Centers unveiled its new 27,000-square-foot, $16.4-million health care facility and pharmacy near Grand Boulevard and Chippewa Street on Thursday afternoon.
Lawyers for the city say the bank, facing the loss of its collateral, is looking to "impugn" neighborhood residents who are tired of Paul McKee's NorthSide Regeneration.
The bill calls for 18% hikes in this year and next year, three 6% increases from 2028 to 2030, and 5% increases in 2031 and 2032.
Jessica Green ran for elected office in April while she was accused of stealing more than $800 from the Cub Scout Pack 781.
Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman, R-Arnold, requested the funding, saying it will help buy up property in a small subdivision in House Springs to be used as a park.
South St. Louis neighbors have complained for weeks that the failure to replace a sound-muffling wall at the range has subjected them to an oppressive barrage of gunfire noise.
Hawley announced Department of Justice has delivered about $102 million in local payments for hazardous waste produced in St. Louis for nuclear weapons
Former St. Louis County police Chief Kenneth Gregory retired in April.
Data center critics say the 4 ignored public opposition; the officials' attorney says the petitions cite insufficient grounds for a recall vote.
John G. Fraser, an accountant from Columbia, plans to challenge Onder, of Lake St. Louis, in the Aug. 4 GOP primary for the 3rd District congressional seat.
During a four-hour hearing, lawyers for the city and its state-controlled police board rehashed familiar arguments about how much of the city's budget the police department is owed.
Schmitt, a Missouri Republican, and Dick Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, disagree on nomination of Justin Smith as judge on Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Rounding can be used for cash purchases, but not for debit or credit card usage
A bill to create a new faction of school protection officers with “physical fitness superior to a U.S. Marine” got final approval from Missouri lawmakers in the final days of the legislative session.
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Westchester Elementary fifth graders raised more than $2,800 for Make-A-Wish through student-led fundraisers, purchasing gifts from wish lists for local children.
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Nine graduates of the St. Louis Coro Fellows Program celebrated at Delmar DivINe after nine months of public affairs projects and leadership training in St. Louis.
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UMSL computer science graduate Siddhartha Pullannagari leveraged research and hackathons to prepare for Columbia University’s new master’s in artificial intelligence.
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Autumn Starnes transferred to UMSL, shifted from cybersecurity to accounting with strong faculty mentorship, and gained internships blending IT and auditing.
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