Across St. Louis, coverage here takes in city council decisions, election results, public policy and civic life. The reporting focuses on the actions taken by municipal leadership and the legislative outcomes that define the city.
Students, faculty, staff, and alumni from five St. Louis-area universities are riding MetroLink and MetroBus in a three-day competition.
Live Poll
Would you ride public transit more often for school, work, or errands?
Live Poll
Do you trust the federal government to provide clear, timely updates on temporary work and visa programs?
The former leader spoke at a local church during his visit while immigrants await word on Temporary Protected Status.
Art and design students at the University of Missouri-St. Louis created the campus-themed stickers handed out to early voters.
Live Poll
Is your local government doing enough to maintain and repair streets in your community?
City crews have launched road improvements on North Florissant and nine side streets.
Live Poll
Should residents have a formal role in approving public art installations in their neighborhood?
The 18-foot sculpture Witness is scheduled for installation in Fox Park later this week despite growing public pushback.
Live Poll
Should local elected officials face formal censure for controversial public comments?
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney found insufficient evidence to pursue criminal charges following a police investigation.
Day to day, that means city council votes, election filings, public hearings and shifting civic priorities. Reporting spans across the city and into the municipalities that surround it. Zoning changes and budget allocations frequently serve as the central point of contention for local officeholders. Fiscal management and infrastructure project approval are the primary factors that dictate the rhythm of the political calendar.
