Northern Village Tenants Form St. Louis County’s First Tenants Union
Tenants at the Northern Village complex in north St. Louis County have voted to unionize — the first tenants’ union […]
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Prop B’s Childcare Money Could End Up Funding St. Louis Police Instead
A Tax for Kids That Might Not All Reach Kids Supporters of Proposition B are asking St. Louis voters to […]
His Final Wish Was to Fall From the Sky in a Pumpkin — On Saturday, He Did
Some last wishes are quiet. Lou Tacchi Jr.’s was not. Last Saturday at St. Charles County Regional Airport–Smartt Field, the […]
St. Louis Congressional Candidate Added to Idaho Defamation Lawsuit
The Republican running a long-shot campaign for Congress in St. Louis has been pulled into an Idaho defamation case brought […]
A Golden Statue Bound for Fox Park Has Missouri’s Attorney General Weighing In Before It Even Goes Up
An 18-foot golden sculpture hasn’t arrived at its new home yet, but it’s already at the center of a heated […]
Phelps County Jail Empties Out Its ICE Detainees — This Time for Good?
The Phelps County Jail in Rolla has moved out the people it was holding for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, […]
St. Louis Weekly Roundup: Oct. 19–26, 2026
This week’s top St. Louis news — the fight over the police chief’s raise, CITY SC’s first trophy, BJC’s Medicare Advantage split — plus Halloween events and Election Day, with links to every source.
A Scary Night Outside City Hall Gave the New Youth Council a Lesson Nobody Planned
Wednesday night was supposed to be a celebration. A group of St. Louis teenagers had just been sworn into the […]
A Burned-Down Bevo Mill Home Is Now the City’s Test Case for Its New Foreclosure Muscle
When Kenneth Sandrell’s house burned down in February 2025, he floated a few ideas for the vacant lot: tiny homes, […]
Affton Homeowner Faces Felony Charges After Allegedly Pointing Gun at County Worker
A nasty neighbor feud in Affton took a dangerous turn last week when a St. Louis County Public Works employee […]
St. Louis Weekly Roundup: Oct. 15–22, 2026
TL;DR This week in St. Louis: the police board gave Chief Robert Tracy a $110,000 raise to $295,000, a man […]
How Missouri Could Hold Corporate Landlords Accountable
Two out-of-state landlords with big St. Louis portfolios are facing a reckoning today — and county leaders say the lasting […]