St. Louis City SC Hosts MLS Cup Final Watch Party at Busch St. Louis City SC is inviting fans to a massive MLS Cup Final watch party right here at Busch Stadium. While CITY SC isn’t playing for the championship this year, this free event on Saturday, December 9th, offers a unique opportunity for local soccer enthusiasts to gather, celebrate the sport, and look forward to an even stronger next season for our beloved club. … Read More

St. Louis County Proposes New Sales Tax for Vital Services St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page has unveiled a proposal for a new half-cent sales tax aimed at bolstering crucial public services. This initiative seeks to generate substantial annual revenue to address long-standing needs in public safety, parks, and street infrastructure across the county. Residents will likely see this measure on a ballot later this year, making it an important discussion point for our … Read More

Blues Honor St. Louis First Responders On May 1, 2024, the St. Louis Blues hosted a special First Responders Night at the Enterprise Center, transforming a regular game into a powerful tribute. This heartfelt event underscored the deep appreciation the St. Louis community holds for its police officers and firefighters, especially those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. It was a poignant reminder of the unwavering courage and dedication these … Read More

St. Louis County Council to Vote on Semi-Automatic Ban The St. Louis County Council is poised to consider a significant piece of legislation: a proposed ban on semi-automatic firearms. This upcoming vote represents a critical juncture for gun control discussions within our community, with potential far-reaching impacts for residents across the county. Locals are encouraged to pay close attention as the council deliberates this important issue. Understanding the Proposed Ban While the specifics of the … Read More

Missouri Bill Threatens St. Louis Local Utility Control A significant piece of legislation, House Bill 2748, is currently moving through the Missouri General Assembly, posing a substantial threat to the ability of cities like St. Louis to manage essential utility infrastructure. If enacted, this bill would severely limit local governments’ control over the placement and maintenance of gas, electric, and water lines within their jurisdictions, shifting power to state oversight. This development could have wide-ranging … Read More

St. Louis Leaders Unite on Public Safety On May 17, St. Louis City and County leaders convened for a crucial discussion focused on violence prevention and enhancing public safety across the entire region. This significant meeting underscored a powerful commitment to developing unified, comprehensive strategies aimed at fostering safer communities for all St. Louis residents. A Collaborative Approach to Shared Challenges The joint session brought together prominent figures from both sides of the St. Louis … Read More

Carpenter Heads to Memphis: A Local Look St. Louis baseball fans are watching a familiar face take a detour, as veteran infielder Matt Carpenter has been assigned to the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds. This move signifies a critical juncture for the fan-favorite slugger, offering him a chance to rediscover his hitting stroke away from the intense spotlight of Busch Stadium, while the Cardinals continue their quest for offensive consistency. A Familiar Face Heads South for At-Bats … Read More