St. Louis’ two largest library systems are going fine-free starting this month with a “New Year, No Fines” initiative. St. Louis County Library and St. Louis Public Library announced Tuesday they...
By Gloria Lloyd
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The Bi-State Development Agency board voted Dec. 10 to potentially take over the financially struggling Loop Trolley, despite heated opposition...
By Gloria Lloyd
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So far the process that could potentially lead to the privatization of the St. Louis airport is mostly a mystery, with the city of St. Louis’...
By Gloria Lloyd
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At least one member of the Board of Freeholders believes that education could fall under the board’s powers to reorganize city-county government...
By Gloria Lloyd
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After three years of St. Louis County lawyers arguing against a sergeant who said he was told to “tone down his gayness” or never be promoted...
By Gloria Lloyd
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The Board of Freeholders that could approve a city-county merger was set to meet for the first time this week after St. Louis County approved...
By Gloria Lloyd
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The St. Louis County Council grilled County Executive Sam Page’s nine prospective appointees to the 19-member Board of Freeholders last week...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
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The much-anticipated St. Louis Wheel, the 200-foot Ferris wheel next to Union Station, will open to the public for the first rides Monday.
The...
County Executive Sam Page signs ethics reform executive orders into law Sept. 18 in the county executive's office. Photo by Erin Achenbach.
Election authorities in the city and county on Monday certified...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
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St. Louis County officials are trying to come up with ways to combat the county crime problem — including a wave of killings of children...
