65-year-old missing for three weeks, SLMPD says
According to officials, Reginald Walker's last known whereabouts was in the 3100 block of Pennsylvania on Feb. 5.
Mayor says proposed police budget increase would ‘cripple’ city, Circa Sports off to good...
ST. LOUIS — We're wrapping up the the most popular stories of the week for you. 1. Mayor: St. Louis proposed police budget increase would ‘cripple’ city. The St. Louis City police board unveiled a budget costing an extra $48 million, leaving St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer with harsh criticism of the board, saying if...
Interstate 70 reopens after overnight two-vehicle crash
A portion of I-70 was reopened after a crash involving a Ford Mustang and a tow truck, which resulted in one person being transported to a nearby hospital.
Teen charged in St. Louis shooting over fake drugs
A 19-year-old man is facing felony charges for allegedly shooting a victim in the face during a robbery attempt involving fake drugs in St. Louis.
Sales Tax Showdown As St. Louis Parents Push Child Care Lifeline
A group of St. Louis parents, child care providers and community organizers is mounting a citywide push to tackle the rising cost of early childhood care. Under the banner Best Start For Kids STL, the coalition is gathering signatures to put a child-care funding measure in front of city voters this November, with...
St. Louis Public Schools settles lawsuit over free speech rights
A free speech lawsuit that accused St. Louis Public Schools of silencing critics and restricting public comment at Board of Education meetings has now been resolved.
More tiny homes for veterans to be built thanks to new donations
The new homes will be added to a project that already has homes along Grand, near Cass, in the Jeff Vander-Lou neighborhood. Several veterans are already living on the nearly four-acre campus.
State Fights To Haul Freed St. Louis Man Back Behind Bars
Missouri’s Court of Appeals spent Thursday weighing whether the state can unravel the ruling that freed Christopher Dunn from prison in 2024. A St. Louis judge had tossed Dunn’s 1991 conviction in the killing of 15-year-old Ricco Rogers after concluding the original eyewitness testimony was too unreliable to support...
Teen at the center of viral ‘Jaden’ snow picture says social media frenzy brought...
The teenager whose identity remained a mystery after his name was found etched into the snow in Forest Park near St. Louis Children’s Hospital last month is stepping forward.
St. Louis Cops Get New Discipline Rules As Misconduct Pileup Looms
The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners has signed off on a new set of rules for disciplining officers, but the timing is rough. Even as the board celebrates a revamped code for misconduct and use-of-force cases, the department is staring at a heavy backlog of unresolved investigations that stretches back years.
