The Key STL cooks up smashburgers, appetizers, and more in Midtown
In the Grand Center Arts District, The Key STL has it all: smashburgers, a full bar, sports, live music, and dancing. The latest spot from the Kranzberg Arts Foundation debuted last fall and offers American comfort fare and entertainment in a space filled with vibrant local art. “St. Louis is...
Edwardsville, Glen Carbon area restaurant inspections for May 11-15
All information is from the Madison County Health Department’s website.
‘I never thought I would see an empty lot here’: 1 year after deadly...
One year ago, a house stood on a lot in north St. Louis. It was the home of 70-year-old Delois Holmes, a mother and grandmother killed during the May 16 tornado. Now, only flowers remain.
May 16, 2025, Tornado Width Increased To 1.8 Miles By NWS, Widest In Region...
GRANITE CITY - After a year-long review of new ground survey data and aerial imagery, the National Weather Service office in St. Louis has updated its damage assessment of the May 16, 2025, tornado event in the St. Louis metropolitan area, concluding that two tornadoes occurred and that the primary tornado’s path was w
Developers Say Current M/WBE Rules Hurt Projects; City Searches For a Balanced Fix
Posted In: Ideas, Regionalism, What we are thinking about, Workforce. From St. Louis Business Journal: By the time construction began on Matt Masiel’s roughly $9.5 million redevelopment of the Lyon School in late 2019, the project had been already been approved for a 100% property tax abatement for 10 years.
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: William McBroom-Stees: The $250K Fine and Chilling Tale of Interstate...
Regina Brand, dubbed the “Fraud Queen of St. Peters,” scammed $237K in pandemic aid through fake leases and fraudulent PPP loans. Her schemes, involving falsified documents and inflated payrolls, highlight the vulnerabilities in relief programs. Now facing up to 20 years in prison, her case serves as a stark warning ag
South City residents raise concerns over proposed gas station
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Lindenwood Park residents, along with other south St. Louis City neighborhood groups, raised concerns to First Alert 4 about a proposed gas station in the neighborhood. Jay Unnerstall is a member of the Lindenwood Park Neighborhood Association and said they have been meeting...
Long-Running Midwest Truck Dealer Seeks Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Broadway Ford Truck Sales, Inc., a Ford truck dealership based in St. Louis, Missouri, has voluntarily initiated bankruptcy proceedings. The company said it aims to restructure its finances while continuing normal operations during the Chapter 11 process. The company reports more than $17 million in unsecured creditor
Plea deal for man who stabbed co-worker to death at Amazon warehouse
A St. Louis man who fatally stabbed a co-worker at an Amazon warehouse in Berkeley was sentenced Tuesday after taking a plea deal from prosecutors.
Business owner charged, accused of defrauding May 16 tornado victim: Court records
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Wood River, Illinois, business owner was charged Monday, accused of defrauding at least one May 16 tornado victim. The Missouri Attorney General’s Office charged Dennis Daugherty with deceptive business practice, a class E felony. The charges were filed in the St. Louis City Circuit C
