Central West End clinic can keep providing abortions, judge says
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A judge issued an order Friday to keep Missouri’s only abortion clinic operating over the objections…
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Ending Planned Parenthood abortions could hurt public health, official says
CITY HALL – The potential ending of Planned Parenthood’s abortion services at its clinic on Forest Park Avenue could have…
Decision on license for Missouri’s last abortion clinic in hands of judge
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A St. Louis judge is deciding whether to grant an order that would allow Missouri’s only…
Female DJs talk inspiration, community during Hip Hop Appreciation Week
DOWNTOWN – As part of the Central Library’s Hip Hop Appreciation Week, Aja La’Starr Owens hosted her annual “I Am…
City can handle predicted River des Peres crest, official says
ST. LOUIS – The National Weather Service now projects the Mississippi River will crest about three feet below the record…
A flood of fish for North Riverfront Park fishermen
NORTH RIVERFRONT – When the rainy season pours in, Chis Hykes doesn’t worry about his hilltop home flooding. It sits…
Judge to hear case of Missouri’s last abortion clinic on Thursday
CENTRAL WEST END – A judge will hear arguments Thursday over whether state health regulators can pull the license of…
Shelley House joins ranks of African American civil rights landmarks
GREATER VILLE – The family living at 4600 Labadie Avenue in the Greater Ville neighborhood had a host of people…
Planned Parenthood clinic in St. Louis may be forced to close
Missouri’s only remaining abortion clinic, the Planned Parenthood facility on Forest Park Avenue, will be forced to stop performing abortions…
Rep. Steve Roberts launches senate campaign with legal issues still festering
ST. LOUIS – Missouri Rep. Steve Roberts, D-St. Louis, says he will run for state senate, but the announcement comes…
30 minutes to KC: Hyperloop technology in the works with an eye on St. Louis
Could a thirty-minute trip between St. Louis and Kansas City be on its way to reality? A group from Missouri…
Piazza to bring more of Italy to the Hill
THE HILL – In towns and cities throughout Italy, the piazza is the accepted place to meet, find a bench…
Aldermen: Is city spending youth crime prevention money properly?
CITY HALL – A committee of the Board of Aldermen plans to take a closer look at how the city…
City Hall proposal would require most businesses to accept cash
People who refuse to carry a credit card should get help from a bill now under consideration by the Board…
BUD program trains new workers, builds union diversity
The St. Louis Building Construction and Trades Council is looking to replenish the ranks by training younger workers in the…
As swimming season opens, city joins ‘Pool Safely’ drive
Safety first. That’s the main message officials want to send as swimming pools officially open Saturday in the city of…