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CITY HALL – To overcome a committee’s failure to approve Mayor Lyda Krewson’s list of nine potential members of the…

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Missouri residents could soon find it easier to update their addresses for voter registration under a…

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Metro Transit is poised to add 14 new electric buses to one of the city’s most…

SHAW – ‘Tis the season for giving thanks, turkeys, dinners and, well, coats.   On Wednesday, 2,000 students were thankful as they…

ACADEMY – The Cabanne branch of the St. Louis Public Library is closed.  That’s something that can be agreed upon.…

CITY HALL – With four new black nominees, an aldermanic committee seemed ready Tuesday to break a logjam and approve…

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Republican state legislators and fellow Republican Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt laid out on Tuesday legislative…

ST.LOUIS – Area entrepreneurs are trying to help put local black businesses in the black on Black Friday. Thanks to…

MIDTOWN – Community activists, nonprofits, politicians, clergy, support groups and like-minded souls assembled on Nov 16 to discuss the problem of…

CITY HALL – In a letter to Aldermanic President Lewis Reed and Fourth Ward Alderman Samuel Moore Tuesday morning, Mayor…

DUTCHTOWN – The Thomas Dunn Learning Center, 3113 Gasconade St., hosted a trauma awareness presentation on Nov. 14 sponsored by Alive…

ST. LOUIS – On Veterans Day, Donna Harrell-Saddler made her way to Denny’s to be served up a free appreciation…

CITY HALL – Four years after Missouri stopped the city’s attempt to raise the minimum wage in St. Louis, the…

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Police have arrested a man they say punched two firefighters who were trying to douse the…

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A self-described advocate for police accountability is suing St. Louis for the release of police stop…

CITY HALL – Witnesses at an aldermanic hearing Wednesday on a bill to ban a therapy that attempts to change…