Reading materials for people of all ages are now available at four Metro Transit Centers as part of a new partnership which will put surplus library books in the hands of transit riders in North St. Louis County, who do […]
STL County Councilwoman Colleen Wasinger to not seek re-election, former STL County police chief interested in seat
St. Louis County Councilwoman Colleen Wasinger announced Thursday that she won’t seek a fourth term with the St. Louis County Council and now a former St. Louis County Police Chief expressed interest in the position. Wasinger, a Republican who represents the […]
STL County Police issue multiple charges against Ferguson man for resisting arrest
A man who fled police in a stolen vehicle in Dellwood was charged with resisting arrest among other crimes, police said Wednesday. Eric O’Neal, 23, of Ferguson had felony convictions at the time of the incident Nov. 9, St. Louis […]
RELEASE: New Mobile Health Screening Unit to debut at Wellston Transit Center
Bi-State Development, in partnership with the St. Louis County Department of Public Health, will introduce a new Mobile Health Screening Unit on Dec. 1. The mobile unit, called Links 2 Health, will serve four Metro transit centers in North St. […]
STL County Council to discuss McCulloch’s pension once again
During Tuesday night’s St. Louis County Council meeting council members approved Councilmember Hazel Erby’s substitute bill which would roll back the previously agreed upon county pension plan. The substitute bill would offer the same reduction in St. Louis County Prosecuting […]
Teenager arrested after stealing a vehicle and crashing into traffic
A teenager who stole a car in Ferguson on Wednesday was arrested after a car chase near Highway 70 in St. Louis. The St. Louis County Police officers from the Central County Precinct observed a vehicle on eastbound Highway 70 […]
Ferguson vs. Stockley protests: How are Greitens’ campaign promises holding up?
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – When Governor Eric Greitens was still on the campaign trail in 2016, Missourians wanted to know from the gubernatorial candidates just how they would handle a situation like that of Ferguson, one that dominated the news […]
Governor Greitens takes precautions to prepare for possible events in St. Louis
Today, Governor Eric Greitens took the initial steps to activate the Missouri National Guard in anticipation of possible events related to the Jason Stockley verdict. “As Governor, I am committed to protecting everyone’s constitutional right to protest peacefully while also protecting people’s lives, […]
Ferguson 1000 to host 6th hiring event weekend at Florissant Valley Community College
A rallying cry for economic and social change from Ms. Lezley McSpadden, the mother of slain 18-year-old Mike Brown Jr. On August 9th, 2014 was heard loud and clear from GOP 2012 Governor candidate and businessman, Dave Spence and Economic […]
Dellwood: A city on the move
As we embark on the three year anniversary of the death of Michael Brown Jr., we know that communities, families, protesters and the media have all been impacted by the death of this young African American male. Much has been […]