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Lylee Gibbs/St. Louis Public RadioOn Monday, attorneys said several immigrants in St. Louis were detained after they received text messages from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to report to a local office for check-ins. -
Brian Munoz/St. Louis Public RadioSt. Louis County Executive Sam Page is asking the county council to use $3 million of its NFL settlement funds for its animal shelter.
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The city will not be collecting recycling from the alley bins. Instead, St. Louisans can drop recycling off at 26 designated spots. -
U.S. Attorney Sayler Fleming was appointed to head the Eastern District of Missouri office based in St. Louis under the first administration of President Donald Trump. -
On the one-year anniversary of his brother’s death, Jerryl Christmas held a rally outside Crown Food Mart Phillips 66 encouraging customers to shop somewhere else. -
Missouri’s bear population is increasing, meaning humans will likely continue to encounter bears more often. Some bears are traveling across state lines into Illinois. -
The special election to fill the vacant 8th Ward seat is set for July 1. -
The Holy Joe Society is calling on state and city officials to relieve Sheriff Alfred Montgomery of his duties. -
Pride St. Louis’ annual parade down Market Street will remain free of charge. -
The Missouri National Guard will start its groundwork in St. Louis on Thursday. Mayor Cara Spencer said the Guard will handle large debris. -
Bills to help renters and property owners will likely get Board of Aldermen consideration later this week. -
The Missouri electric utility said it would not disconnect customers for nonpayment for 60 days.
