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St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay says the large scale of developer Paul McKee's plans for a north side redevelopment should be a key to the project's success.
The pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts Inc. will build a prescription fulfillment center in St. Louis County, creating 270 jobs.
City leaders voted Friday to support a developer's proposal to transform crumbling sections of north St. Louis by building new business centers and homes. The 15-year project has been touted as including green parks, green energy and more.
A proposed $8 billion redevelopment plan for north St. Louis made some progress after a committee gave the OK for the full Board of Aldermen to vote on the proposal.
Paul Kariya scored twice in the second period to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 6-0 victory over Swedish Elite League club Linkoping in a preseason game Tuesday.
In sections of the city many residents won't venture into at night and where thieves steal bricks off vacant homes, developer Paul McKee Jr. sees an $8 billion future of green living, clean streets and thriving business.
An American Airlines flight made an emergency landing in St. Louis after a bird was pulled into an engine.
Chrysler Group LLC said Wednesday it will end production of the Dodge Ram at its St. Louis North Assembly plant next month, as shrinking sales made it impractical to continue producing the truck at two locations.
The mayor of this town in trouble isn't ready to give up a potentially lush revenue source: nightclubs that stay open until the wee hours.
Three men who had just left a downtown St. Louis nightclub were killed in a barrage of bullets by gunmen in another vehicle.
Moving from a major market to a smaller one and from an economic boom to a bust, tickets for baseball's All-Star game will be cheaper this year.
Bishop Robert J. Carlson of Saginaw, Mich., was named Tuesday as the new archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis.
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay easily won the Democratic primary for mayor.
A district executive says St. Louis public schools will seek at least $4.5 million in outside funds to correct potential lead paint hazards at 27 elementary schools.
The National Park Service is considering a design competition to revitalize the grounds at this city's famed Gateway Arch.
From medicine cabinets to the fermented beer in the fridge, Americans are surrounded by science all the time. The St. Louis Science Center is launching a festival this week to help people better understand, and enjoy, the ways that science plays a role in everyday lives.
Back in their sport's heyday, professional bowlers like Dick Weber and Ray Bluth ruled America's lanes and living rooms. Calling St. Louis home was natural for their team — the Buds, which was named for the city's iconic Budweiser beer.
With the city dethroned as the world headquarters for the King of Beers, people in Anheuser-Busch's hometown were nervous Monday about what changes the sale of the company to Belgian brewer InBev will bring.
An archbishop who tussled with singer Sheryl Crow, college basketball coach Rick Majerus, and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry over their support for abortion rights has been named as the first American to lead the Vatican supreme court.
Archbishop Raymond Burke of St. Louis, a church law expert known for his tough stance that politicians who support abortion rights be denied Holy Communion, was named Friday to head the Vatican's supreme court.
When record flooding ravaged much of the Midwest in 1993, the earthen wall protecting one of the nation's poorest cities stood fast against the Mississippi River.
The state will extend its control over the struggling St. Louis public schools for three additional years.
A young girl fell over a wooden fence that borders a sun bear exhibit at the St. Louis Zoo, suffering a cut on her head but not coming near the animals.
Brian Roberts scored 30 points and No. 17 Dayton held off St. Louis 68-57 in overtime on Saturday night for the Flyers' 13th straight victory.
A utility worker was electrocuted Tuesday and another severely burned as crews tried to restore power to more than 150,000 homes and businesses that have been without air conditioning for nearly a week.
Suit claims East St. Louis passed up white police chief over raceEAST ST. LOUIS — City officials seeking a new police chief passed up the former director of the Florida Highway Patrol, who formerly was a top commander of the Illinois State Police, because he is white, two former members of a city board claim.
NFL players' union opposes Limbaugh's bid for Rams, says football "overcomes division and rejects discrimination and hatred"" NFL Players Executive Director DeMaurice Smith on Saturday made a move to solidify the union against a bid by conservative talk show radio host Rush Limbaugh as part of a group that aims to purchase the St. Louis Rams.
Sports media gang-tackle Limbaugh's bid to buy St. Louis Rams"On October 6, Rush Limbaugh released a statement confirming that he and St. Louis Blues owner Dave Checketts "have made a bid to buy the [NFL's St.
Limbaugh, Checketts interested in RamsConservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh said Tuesday he is teaming up with St. Louis Blues owner Dave Checketts in a bid to buy the Rams. Rush owning the Rams would be the best thing that ever happened to them!
Mo. traffic stop turns up more than $53,000, 8 cell phones, multiple IDs — but few answershere's is an story about an international scam ring just busted in Missouri. Police have their hands full unraveling this one. click the link for the full story.
Poorest US Cities Are Democrat ControlledAn interesting correlation between America's poorest cities and their overwhelming control by the Democrat Party can be seen, with some cities never having elected a Republican mayor.
Health-Care: Look For the Union Label "To Squash Dissent"On August 6th, AFL-CIO President John Sweeney sent marching orders to his members to confront concerned citizens at town-hall forums and in Missouri, members of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) reportedly attacked and beat Kenneth Gladney, who was passing out yell …
Man Injured In Fight While Protesting Health Care Reform Now Accepting Donations To Cover Expenses... Seems He Doesn't Have Health Insurance Protesters are demanding justice for a man who was injured during fighting that erupted last week when audience members at a St. Louis-area aging forum began yelling about health care reform.
Burger King tells barefoot baby to leaveBurger King apologized for restaurant workers in Missouri who asked a mother to leave because her 6-month-old wasn't wearing shoes.
If We Are To Be Energy Independent & Prosperous Let's Start Building More Nuclear Power Plants Today!We simply have to become Energy Independent. In other words, build 50 - 100 Nuclear Power Plants in the US by 2020. This policy will provide us with affordable energy that will free us from our dependence on OPEC and create millions of jobs nationwide.
The Best Way For America Is To Secure Our Borders & Reform Immigration Law!The Best Way For America Is To Secure Our Borders & Reform Immigration Law!
Crash kills 5 after school reunion, prayer serviceFive people were killed in a head-on collision on a two-lane highway in rural eastern Missouri.
New York Council Approves Manhattan Traffic Fees Perhaps to generate more revenue for the city, the New York City Council should consider waiving tolls for anyone seeing a Broadway Show:
Police make arrest in connection with death of St. Louis nativeSEATTLE (AP) -- A 23-year-old man was arrested Friday evening in a brutal July 19 attack that killed one woman and injured another as they slept in their home in the South Park neighborhood.
Where You Lived - Used To Be Location, Location, Location - Now It's Education, Education, EducationBecause of failing schools like we have seen in Detroit, Kansas City and other areas it is evident that our education system has to change. We also need to make everyone more accountable for a better education system (School Officials & Teachers, Parents, and Students).
Let's Reform Healthcare Now!Healthcare costs have to be contained and our government should not offer a "One-Payer" system, nor should they eliminate the "Doctor-Patient" model.
Let's enjoy our communities now and celebrate what they have to offer!Although there will be bumps along the way our Economy has stabilized. Consequently, enjoy a treat now and buy something for you and/or your family today.
Vote For Dave :: Ken RussellDave McArthur owns a few bakeries in St Louis, Missouri; McArthur's Bakery. His bakeries make treats of legendary appeal throughout the St Louis area and Dave is a local media personality as well.
U.S. President Barack Obama was booed today when throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at the Major League Baseball All-Star game in St. Louis. Joe Buck, son of Jack Buck (the St. Louis Cardinals' former play-by-play commentator) announced Obama to the mound.
Bill lets utilities pass costs to customersIn order for our US economy to thrive and let us reduce our "BTU" energy prices we have to immediately do two things which we are currently not doing: 1) Convince the Global Market that our commercial paper offered by Wall Street is sound and has value.
Diversity Makes Us Stronger!We could all benefit from more dialogue between, races, gender, and Lifestyles.
How much More Will The Obama Administration Squeeze The Middle Class?"Big Government" Is Not The Answer! Our government is getting too intrusive, too large, and federal spending is unsustainable.
A Bipartisan Blueprint For Immigration ReformImmigration Reform should be one of the highest legislative priorities our Congress addresses this year. In order to offer an acceptable Healthcare Plan, Quality Education, and Provide Community Safety, every citizen in the US should be issued a National I.D. Card.
Executives Should Be Paid According To Performance!The SEC and all of our corporation's shareholders have to establish a set of guidelines for Company Executive Pay. Today, CEOs are being overly compensated and in too many cases are rewarded by keeping their corporate payroll to a minimum.
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