Winter delays trash pickup in St. Louis, St. Charles
The City of St. Louis has suspended all trash, recycling, and yard waste collection Monday, Jan. 26, 2026, as crews focus on snow removal, according to the Refuse Division.
Man fatally shot in south St. Louis: SLMPD
Homicide detectives are investigating a deadly shooting in south St. Louis that left one person dead Monday afternoon.
Budweiser unveils Super Bowl LX spot celebrating 150 years
On Monday, Anheuser-Busch unveiled its 2026 Super Bowl spot, marking the beer brand’s 150th anniversary with a return to two of its most iconic symbols: the Budweiser Clydesdales and the American Bald Eagle.
Audit shows $1.9 Million Surplus For Fiscal Year 2025
The Webster Groves annual 2025 fiscal audit revealed a pleasant surprise, with the city gaining an unexpected surplus. The general fund, the most closely watched financial metric, had $22.7 million in revenues with expenses of $20.8 million, for a surplus of $1.9 million. The city had projected a deficit of roughly...
How photojournalist Wiley Price spent 40-plus years making Black St. Louis life his focus
For award-winning photographer Wiley Price, taking pictures for the St. Louis American newspaper was more than a job. Behind the lens, he said, he became known as "the tall, skinny Black guy with a mustache" who often showed up at news events with multiple cameras at the ready. Looking back...
Mark your calendars: Belleville City Council approves long list of 2026 events
The new year always brings a flurry of applications for permits, services, street closures and banner displays related to festivals, parades, 5K runs and other events in the city of Belleville. This list covers 2026 events that received approvals from Belleville City Council at meetings in January or in late 2025....
STL BWorks is ready to close on its new home: A church on South...
A bicycling nonprofit is pedaling back to where it began, with plans to purchase a building of its own for the first time in its 41-year history. STL BWorks, which offers free youth classes in bicycles and computers, announced this morning that it plans to close on the former Compton Heights Christian Church building...
More Than 150 Years Old, Historic Kirkwood Home Faces Demolition
Unless its owners have a quick change of heart, a historic home in Kirkwood will be demolished come March. The end of the review period is Feb. 23 for the demolition of the Marquitz-Garesche House, 751 N. Taylor Ave., which is more than 150 years old. Constructed in 1858, the home was designated a “Local Landmark” in...
St. Louis, MO – Traffic Alert: I-64 Lanes Closed at Mississippi River; Major Delays...
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. St. Louis, MO – Drivers heading westbound through downtown St. Louis are facing major delays today after a multi-vehicle crash shut down most lanes on Interstate 64 near the Mississippi River. According to...
GSL Encourages Work From Home Monday
To help area street departments and emergency vehicles have the space they need to operate, Greater St. Louis, Inc. is encouraging companies across the region to have their employees work from home Monday. “This was a major storm and road crews around the region have been working non-stop since Saturday...

















