Your Guide to the 2024 Solar Eclipse in St. Louis St. Louis is gearing up for a celestial spectacle on April 8, 2024, as a rare total solar eclipse sweeps across North America. While our city won’t experience totality, residents will witness a breathtaking 99% partial eclipse, offering a unique opportunity to observe this astronomical event safely and enjoyably. The Great American Eclipse Returns On Monday, April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will traverse … Read More

MO & IL AGs Challenge New Abortion Rule Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey and Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul have jointly sued the Biden administration over a new federal rule concerning emergency abortion care. This bi-state lawsuit challenges the interpretation of a long-standing federal law, potentially impacting how emergency rooms in the St. Louis metropolitan area and beyond navigate complex medical situations. The Federal Rule and the Legal Challenge The core of the dispute lies … Read More

St. Louis County Police Update Force & Pursuit Rules St. Louis County residents should be aware of significant changes to the St. Louis County Police Department’s use-of-force and vehicle pursuit policies. These updates are a proactive step towards enhancing public safety, promoting accountability, and aligning with modern policing best practices across the nation. Understanding the Policy Changes The revised policies reflect a comprehensive review aimed at reducing confrontations, minimizing risks to both officers and the … Read More

St. Louis County Budget 2025: Proposed Cuts to Parks and Police St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page has unveiled his proposed budget for 2025, which includes significant funding reductions for key departments. This initial proposal outlines cuts to both the St. Louis County Parks Department and the Police Department, signaling a challenging fiscal period ahead for the county. Understanding the Proposed Budget and its Context On June 25, 2024, St. Louis County Executive Dr. … Read More

St. Louis Area Man Guilty in Father’s Murder Case A St. Louis County jury has delivered a guilty verdict against Kierre Wilson for the first-degree murder of his father, Kevin Wilson. This somber case, which has deeply impacted the community since the tragic events of February 2022, now moves towards the final sentencing phase, bringing a significant, albeit painful, measure of resolution to the victim’s family and local residents. The Tragic Verdict: Justice for Kevin … Read More

St. Louis County Boosts Protections for Residents St. Louis County is taking significant steps to enhance community safety and fairness for its residents. County Executive Dr. Sam Page recently signed two crucial legislative packages into law, addressing both the serious issue of hate crimes and critical aspects of landlord-tenant relationships. These new ordinances aim to create a more equitable and secure environment across the county. Strengthening Hate Crime Protections The first set of bills significantly … Read More

City SC Ready to Host Real Salt Lake at Home Get ready, St. Louis! Our beloved City SC is gearing up for another thrilling MLS showdown right here at home. This time, they’ll be facing off against Real Salt Lake in a match that promises excitement and crucial points as the season progresses, further cementing our presence in Major League Soccer. Anticipation Builds for This Key Matchup at CITYPARK The electric atmosphere at CITYPARK for … Read More