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The agreement between the St. Louis County Family Court and the Justice Department, almost a year and a half in the making, is aimed at correcting violations in young people's due process and harsher treatment directed at black children.

Obscure court rule pushed to forefront at forums on witness protection

Prosecutors in the city of St. Louis are taking their push to protect witness information to the public.The circuit attorney's office is holding a…

Politically Speaking: Rep. Koenig on his time in the House - and his bid for the Senate

On the latest edition of the Politically Speaking podcast, St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum and Jo Mannies welcome state Rep. Andrew Koenig to the…

A file photo of North City Urgent Care, at 6113 Ridge Avenue in north St. Louis City.

North St. Louis clinic closes on weekends, citing gun violence

Violence in north St. Louis is prompting one of the few urgent care clinics in the area to close on the weekends.A gun battle outside the doors of North…

Third-generation crane operator Tim Miller, 41, prepares to climb up a crane helping to build a new Barnes Hospital building.

Curious Louis: How do the operators get up in the tall cranes?

This is a re-posting of an article that originally published in June. 2016. It's part of a year-end celebration of some of our most popular work. There’s…

The Keys And Strings Hour + New Music

Jazz Unlimited June 26, 2016 will be “The Keys and Strings Hour + New Music.” The Quieter Side of Jazz will feature pianist, composer and bandleader Chick…

See 19 Shows in One Night with STLPR

Join St. Louis Public Radio for the best of the bustling St. Louis theatre scene at the Grand Center Theatre Crawl Friday, July 1!Every half hour, from…

1 in 11 St. Louisans died in the cholera epidemic of 1849, plus other local disaster facts to know

Fires, floods, tornadoes, oh my! St. Louis has been witness to many kinds of disaster over the years and on Tuesday’s St. Louis on the Air, we talked…

Outgoing SBC president Ronnie Floyd (center, sixth from left) leads the panel discussion on racial unity, including two St. Louis pastors.

Southern Baptist churches call for racial unity, diversifying ranks at St. Louis meeting

Updated Wednesday, June 15 with presidential election results – The Southern Baptist Convention has selected Steve Gaines, a Memphis pastor, as its next…

The location of the Ellisville Superfund site. The Callahan Subsite is a section of the Ellisville site as a whole.

Wildwood unhappy with EPA effort to delist Superfund site

The Environmental Protection Agency has again attempted to assure the city of Wildwood that a former toxic dumping site is now safe. However, local…

Orlando police officers direct family members away from a shooting at a nightclub in Orlando, Fla., on Sunday.

Suspect Purchased Guns Legally Ahead Of Deadliest Shooting In Modern U.S. History

Omar Mateen was previously interviewed by the FBI several times over possible ties to terrorism. Authorities say he pledged allegiance to ISIS before attacking a gay nightclub in Orlando, killing 50.

The Meramec Caverns near Stanton, Missouri have been open to tourists since 1933.

Meramec Caverns re-opens Friday after contamination closure

Updated June 9 at 6:30 p.m. - Meramec Caverns will re-open Friday morning, months after it stopped cave tours because federal regulators measured high…

Corporate agribusiness gets more sway on Missouri's Clean Water Comission

Legislation now before Gov. Jay Nixon could give corporate agriculture more input into the state’s water resources. It could lead to more industry…

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