Midtown businesses decry MoDOT plan to eliminate I-64 Compton interchange
Three major traffic-altering plans are coming to a head at once—but it’s the permanent one that has business owners boiling.
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South City Catholic Academy parents challenge closure under canon law
They’re not ready to give up on their school yet—so they’re appealing to the Archdiocese, and, if they have to, the Vatican.
City yanks tax-exempt status for downtown’s Orpheum Theater
The historic theater is owned by a faith-based group, which plans to fight the decision.
St. Louis County doubles its grand jury capacity as courts stay hopping
Prosecutor Melissa Price Smith lobbied for the changed one year ago—and found a receptive audience in Presiding Judge Bruce Hilton.
Red light camera plans face headwinds in St. Louis
Some experts say the city’s specifications could doom any attempt to bring back one of former Mayor Tishaura Jones’ pet projects.
Police chief Tracy’s new gig: educational consultant at UMSL
Robert Tracy will work with the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice and later with the university’s business school.
Page veto of labor-backed bill suggests newfound ‘independence’
The bill, which received unanimous approval from Democrats on the County Council, would have required contractors getting work from the county to create apprenticeship programs and participate in diversity goals.
Colonels aim to bring military efficiency to a place long without it: City Hall
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer’s work to revamp city services has gotten a boost from hires with high military rank.
KSDK anchor Mike Bush announces his retirement
The longtime anchor will have spent 41 years at the NBC affiliate.
Surprise announcement from Page sets up new race for county executive
Page’s defense attorney says his decision not to seek reelection was not the result of any deal with prosecutors.