Powerhouse nonprofits prepare to cohabitate in new Northside Movement Center
ArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis are moving in together in a former church building in the city’s North Pointe neighborhood.
Tishaura Jones
Spencer’s crackdown on family and medical leave yields results at City Hall
The city’s generous six-week offering of paid time off led to serious staffing shortages under then-Mayor Tishaura Jones.
City’s lawsuit challenging police “bill of rights” hits major roadblock
A Cole County judge will not allow lawyers for St. Louis swap in a new litigant.
City shuts down notorious open air drug market in Downtown West for one week
Mayor Cara Spencer says the park, which is cleaned most mornings, needs cleaning.
Open-air drug market thrives near Downtown West tourist attractions
The city has brought in social workers to try to help, but drug sales continue.
St. Charles data center fight draws St. Louis’ attention
The city of St. Louis is already home to 13 data centers, and more are almost certainly on the way.
3 takeaways from Eric Schmitt’s high-profile new book
“Last Line of Defense: How to Beat the Left in Court,” which drops today, brings the senator’s Missouri-centered legal crusades to a wider audience.
St. Louis needs a “wow moment,” mayor’s transition team’s report says
The report makes hundreds of recommendations for Mayor Cara Spencer’s administration to tackle in the next four years.
Jail oversight board member wins acquittal in low-stakes, high-profile trial
Janis Mensah was charged with trespassing at the St. Louis city jail, despite their role overseeing it.