Gay history in St. Louis takes center stage as PrideFest arrives
THE GROVE – Businesses flying the rainbow “gay pride” flag barely warrant a second look these days in south St.…
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Planned Parenthood gets abortion extension, must argue license case before panel
JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — A Missouri judge ruled Monday that the state’s lone abortion clinic can continue performing the procedure…
Aldermen give preliminary approval to 2019-20 city budget
CITY HALL – Tenth Ward Alderman Joseph Vollmer says the city’s 2019-2020 $1.3 billion budget meets most of the needs…
Bosley repeats appeal for National Guard in city
CITY HALL – Alderman Brandon Bosley’s solution to the wave of violence and murders sweeping the city includes National Guard…
First on MetroSTL.com: Lacy Clay introduces articles of impeachment against Trump
In a significant escalation of the battle between the Democratic-controlled House and the White House over potential impeachment of President…
Missouri rejects license renewal for lone abortion clinic
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Missouri’s only abortion clinic lost its license to perform the procedure on Friday, though it remains…
GPS technology zooms in on Tower Grove Park trees
ST. LOUIS – A couple walks hand-in-hand through Tower Grove Park and observes all the greenery. “Look at all the…
Comparing Philadelphia police’s action against racist Facebook posts to St. Louis’
PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross says 72 police officers in his city have been placed on administrative duty…
St. Louis abortion clinic defies state over pelvic exam
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Missouri’s only abortion clinic, already facing the threat of losing its license, is defying the state…
St. Louis police looking for the killer of a senior citizen
It was five days ago that Eddie Robinson, 69, was shot and killed at Finish Line Auto Sales in the…
Mammoth Piano’s performance for LoFi Cherokee
Mammoth Piano performing “Juice Box” at Blank Space. One of 19 live performance music videos we shot on Cherokee street…
St. Louis premiere of Paula Vogel’s “Indecent” takes the stage at Max and Louie
GRAND CENTER – The St. Louis premiere of Paula Vogel’s play “Indecent” opens on Friday, June 21, at the Grandel…
Rustbelt Poetry Slam Tournament to be held in St. Louis for the first time
GRAND CENTER – It’s St. Louis’ turn to host the Rustbelt Poetry Slam Tournament. On Friday and Saturday, the slam…
“We would be safer if we lived in a war zone!” Residents and police react to string of shootings involving kids
Six children shot. Four of them dead. All in a week’s time in St. Louis. It’s a situation that gives…
Teddy Willingham: From gang member, to activist, to author
ST. LOUIS – In the eighteen years since Eugene “Teddy” Willingham has been out of prison, he has become a…
Vacant lots sponge up stormwater, produce community benefits
WELLS-GOODFELLOW – From the north side of St. Louis to the south side, vacant lots and abandoned buildings are a…