stLouISTOutsourcing costs St. Louis County millions. Officials plan to do it more.
The county is considering a contract for 17 staffers to maintain and repair 49 facilities. Broken down by year, the contract would cost about $153,000 per worker.
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St. Louis politician’s relatives are in line for big grants. City won’t release the records.
Alderwoman Shameem Clark-Hubbard sponsored the program legislation and sits on the board overseeing the awards. Members of the Hubbard family are in line for more than $1.2 million in grants.
Supporters cut ties with St. Louis pregnancy center, accuse leader of abusive behavior
ThriVe St. Louis insists the accusations leveled against its president, Bridget VanMeans, are “demonstrably false.” Still, some churches and longtime donors say they’ve stopped supporting the group.
Lawmaker looks to restore money to monitor Missouri nursing homes
Gov. Mike Parson vetoed more than $500 million out of the state's $50 billion spending plan.
Shots fired as cops shut down Maryland Heights carnival Saturday
Police arrested four suspects. No one was injured.
St. Louis brewer Urban Chestnut says it will file for bankruptcy
The company said in a press release that the move will allow Urban Chestnut to financially reorganize without interrupting its brewing operations.
Man dies after shooting Saturday in Ferguson
Police found the man suffering from a gunshot wound in a vehicle.
Florissant woman killed Sunday while walking on I-270
The woman was walking eastbound on Interstate 270 west of Highway 367 shortly after midnight.
Missouri Supreme Court to decide whether abortion question remains on Nov. 5 ballot
A ruling Friday by Cole County Circuit Judge Christopher Limbaugh put the measure in question.
McClellan: A family meets in St. Louis, even if they don’t know the movie
Civic boosters can feel good. The visitors were impressed with St. Louis.
Column: Weekly mortgage rates stand still as housing market cools
Mortgage rates tapped the pause button in the week ending Sept. 5.
Column: Big companies keep shuttering their co-branded credit cards. Why?
When Walmart's credit cards were discontinued in 2024, they joined a growing list of high-profile casualties among so-called co-branded credit cards.
People in Business: Schnucks hires; Lutheran Services names; Rotary awards; United Way recognizes
Catch up on local business appointments, promotions, recognitions and awards.
Business Bulletin: Anders earns; MarketPlace grows; Urban League invests, KAI builds
Catch up on local business awards, donations, investments and projects.
Arnold man killed in Ste. Genevieve County crash
The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the man as Keegan P. Schubert, 21.
2 sought by Texas authorities dead after pursuit, crash in St. Louis County
Police in a Dallas suburb had put out a missing person alert for one of the people after her home caught fire and her family reported her missing.
Wildwood cat hoarding case reveals long-simmering family dispute
"I want her locked up," Carter said of his aunt outside the courtroom. "I want her in jail. I believe she should be held accountable."
Ruling throws fate of Missouri’s abortion measure in question
Two Missouri lawmakers were among those asking a Cole County judge to block Amendment 3 from the ballot.
Did graffiti artists attending world-renowned event go astray in St. Louis?
The organizers of Paint Louis said the vandals won't be invited back.
Sports betting question to stay on Missouri ballot, judge says
If approved by voters, Missouri would join 38 other states where legal sports betting is allowed.