Brad Garrett Leads St. Louis’s 114th May Day Parade The spirit of giving and community will once again fill the streets of downtown St. Louis as the 114th Annie Malone May Day Parade steps off. This cherished annual event, benefiting the vital Annie Malone Children & Family Services, is set to welcome a familiar face as its Grand Marshal: acclaimed actor and comedian Brad Garrett. Locals are invited to join the festivities and support a … Read More

Unpacking the Name: The Royal Story Behind Saint Louis Ever wondered why our beloved city carries the name Saint Louis? It’s a question many St. Louisans ponder, rooted deeply in our city’s founding and European heritage. Let’s delve into the fascinating history behind one of America’s most iconic city names, understanding the rich cultural tapestry woven into its very identity. The Visionary Founders and a Royal Choice In 1764, Pierre Laclede Liguest, a French fur … Read More

St. Louis County Council Delays Vote on COVID Funds The St. Louis County Council recently tabled a significant bill, delaying decisions on how federal COVID-19 relief funds will be allocated. This move leaves the future of substantial financial support for local programs and initiatives uncertain, impacting residents across the county. Understanding the Funding Delay The St. Louis County Council recently postponed a crucial vote on a bill outlining the use of federal COVID-19 relief funds. … Read More

Downtown St. Louis Shooting Prompts Safety Discussion A recent shooting incident in downtown St. Louis, stemming from an argument, has once again brought local safety and security into sharp focus for residents and visitors alike. This event, which saw a man injured, underscores the ongoing need for vigilance and community engagement in our city’s vibrant urban core. Understanding the Incident Details emerging from reports indicate that a man was shot following an altercation that took … Read More

St. Louis County’s Path Forward: Key Takeaways from Dr. Page St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page recently delivered his annual State of the County address, outlining both achievements and challenges facing residents across the region. This address served as a crucial update on the county’s progress in public safety, economic growth, and overall community well-being, setting the agenda for the coming year. A Look Back and Forward: Dr. Page’s Assessment The address, delivered on … Read More

Remembering Former Cardinals Pitcher Matt Kennedy The St. Louis Cardinals community is mourning the loss of former pitcher Matt Kennedy, who recently passed away at the age of 49. His unexpected passing marks a somber moment for fans and teammates alike, reflecting on his contributions to the storied franchise and the memories he created on the mound. A Beloved Figure in Cardinals History Even years after their playing days conclude, former Cardinals players hold a … Read More

St. Louis Business Owner Sounds Alarm on Rising Crime A local business owner in St. Louis is speaking out about a noticeable surge in crime, highlighting the significant challenges it poses for businesses and the wider community. This escalating issue is forcing many to re-evaluate safety measures and the long-term viability of operating in certain areas across the city. The Daily Reality for St. Louis Businesses Owner’s Specific Woes For many St. Louis entrepreneurs, the … Read More