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

Blues Prospects Ignite Excitement on Day One The future of the St. Louis Blues took center stage as the team’s prospect camp officially kicked off, bringing a fresh wave of talent to the ice. On the first day, young hopefuls hit the rink with intensity, showcasing their skills and giving fans a glimpse of what could be in store for the franchise. The initial sessions were packed with promising performances, setting a high bar for … Read More

City SC Faces Setback in Houston with 2-0 Loss St. Louis City SC journeyed to Texas on Sunday, April 28th, to face Houston Dynamo FC in a crucial MLS regular season match. Unfortunately for the traveling contingent and the passionate St. Louis faithful watching back home, the team fell to a 2-0 defeat. This road loss marks a challenging moment in City SC’s campaign, prompting reflection on the team’s performance and a keen eye towards … Read More

SCOTUS Upholds Mifepristone Access: St. Louis Reacts The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued a unanimous decision that preserves access to mifepristone, a key medication used in abortion care. While the ruling ensures the drug remains available under current FDA guidelines nationwide, St. Louis leaders and reproductive health advocates quickly weighed in on what this means for our community, especially given Missouri’s restrictive abortion laws. Understanding the Mifepristone Challenge Mifepristone is one of two drugs used … Read More

St. Louis County Settles for $1.5M in Custody Death Case St. Louis County has agreed to a significant $1.5 million settlement with the family of a man who died following his arrest. This development, reported on May 14, 2024, brings a financial resolution to a tragic incident, prompting important conversations about accountability and public safety within our community. The Settlement: Details and Context The decision by St. Louis County to pay out $1.5 million to … Read More