Clark-Hubbard, Todd “take up the baton”
It was an emotional day Tuesday at City Hall as newly-elected aldermen were sworn in. Two north side newcomers, both…
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Aldermen pass new rules limiting lobbyists—and public—access
Supporters of new rules at the Board of Aldermen say limiting access to the board’s floor and gallery will keep…
Officials dispute validy of committee on ward reduction
A complicated and confusing spat over a resolution is calling into question the validity of an effort to develop recommendations…
New city poet laureate promises to bring new voices to the microphone
The city’s new poet laureate assumed office last week with a promise to shine a spotlight on other aspiring poets.…
Artist Bill Christman plans new sculpture garden
VISITATION PARK — At the City Museum, on Cherokee Street, and next to his home in the Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood,…
Aldermen bid farewell to Kennedy, Ogilvie
CITY HALL — With a multitude of accolades, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen said goodbye this week to two…
Group receives $736,000 grant for home repair in Carondelet
CARONDELET — Antoinette and Raymond Frame knew their roof was leaking, but it suddenly got much worse recently when a…
Superintendent ‘hopeful’ as elected board poised to regain control
After almost a dozen years of state control that have seen increased stability, rising attendance rates, climbing test scores, and…
St. Louis appoints third Poet Laureate
On Friday, St. Louis will welcome its third Poet Laureate. Jane Ellen Ibur, who will assume the role for the…
Library updates services for the digital age
For those who love to read, the public library can be something of a magical place, a haven filled with…
National Guard in north St. Louis? ‘Unacceptable’, says Public Safety Director
A north side alderman is being criticized for his call for a military presence in the streets of St. Louis…
Lo-Fi takes over Cherokee Street
On Saturday, crowds gathered for the marathon that is the annual Lo-Fi Cherokee, a unique event that combines music, videography…
Week to honor crime victims begins this weekend
Kate Alexander knows the pain that a gunshot death can cause to a family member or friend of a victim.…
Former police officer sentenced in corruption case
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A former St. Louis police officer has been sentenced to 30 days in federal prison for…
No surprises in Tuesday’s election
DOWNTOWN—As expected, incumbent Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed and all 14 Democratic candidates for aldermen easily won in Tuesday’s…
Setback won’t stop entertainer/politician C-Sharp
Hip-hop artist Cedric Redmon thought getting out and explaining his message might give him a chance of being elected alderman…