St. Louis County Executive to Host Constituent Event St. Louis County residents have an invaluable opportunity this Saturday to connect directly with local government, bringing their questions and concerns straight to the source. The St. Louis County Executive’s office is launching its first constituent engagement event of the year, a critical initiative designed to foster transparent communication, address specific community needs, and ensure every resident’s voice contributes to the county’s direction. Your Gateway to St. … Read More

Missouri AG Appeals Ruling on St. Louis Records A significant legal battle is brewing that directly impacts transparency and accountability within St. Louis’s local government. The Missouri Attorney General’s office has announced its intention to appeal a recent court ruling concerning access to records from the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office, reigniting a long-standing debate over public information and governmental oversight in our city. This move sets the stage for further legal proceedings that will … Read More

St. Louis County Considers Marijuana Decriminalization St. Louis County residents are on the cusp of a significant decision regarding local marijuana laws. An upcoming vote aims to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of cannabis, a move that could fundamentally alter how minor marijuana offenses are addressed within our community and impact the local legal system. Understanding Decriminalization vs. Legalization The term “decriminalization” is often confused with “legalization,” but there’s a crucial difference. Legalization would … Read More

St. Louis County Council’s Ceasefire Call The St. Louis County Council recently passed a resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict, a move that sparked heated debate and highlighted deep divisions within the community. Approved by a narrow 4-3 vote, this decision positions St. Louis County among other local municipalities addressing a complex international issue. A Contentious Vote on a Global Issue On a night marked by passionate advocacy from both sides, … Read More

University City Party Shooting: Community on Edge Early Sunday morning, a large house party in University City devolved into tragedy when gunfire erupted, resulting in one fatality and multiple individuals sustaining serious injuries. This shocking act of violence at a residential gathering has sent ripples of concern throughout the local Saint Louis community, prompting immediate and extensive law enforcement action to bring those responsible to justice and restore a sense of security to the area. … Read More

St. Louis County Budget Proposal: Raises, More Police St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page has unveiled his proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year, a financial plan prioritizing significant investments in county personnel and public safety. This detailed proposal includes substantial salary increases for employees and an expansion of the police force, aiming to enhance essential services for residents. St. Louis County’s $1 Billion Vision for 2025 The proposed budget, totaling approximately $1 billion … Read More

St. Louis Addresses Homeless Shelter Demolition A critical community meeting has been called in St. Louis to discuss the impending demolition of a vital homeless shelter, a move that has sparked significant concern among advocates and led to plans for a protective occupation. This escalating situation underscores the persistent challenges our city faces in providing adequate support and stable housing for its most vulnerable residents. The Heart of the Matter: Demolition and Displacement The city … Read More