Post-Dispatch stories found dozens of businesses in line for grants were inactive or based outside north St. Louis.

The lawsuit alleges that it's unconstitutional for St. Louis to use public money on basic income. As St. Louis continues its guaranteed-basic-income pilot, two residents are suing to cut the program's ...

Missouri's top auditor is digging deep into a St. Louis agency's neighborhood grant program, following concerns about its ...

Members of the St. Louis City Board of Aldermen called on the city to commit to diversity in awarding city contracts ...

The St. Louis-based regulated water utility, which is the state's largest, plans to expand with a nearly $35 million ...

SPONSORED – Spring has arrived, and Blueprint4, a local nonprofit, helps families easily find and enroll in youth camps across the St. Louis region. One of those is hosted by COCA, running in the ...

ST. LOUIS -- A new program in St. Louis places homeless veterans into furnished apartments, an effort to help them get off the street and turn their lives around. The program launched Wednesday will ...

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis public school program that trains students to become EMTs is receiving high marks. Demonya Gaston, a graduate of Gateway STEM High School, is the first student to complete ...

St. Louis’ longest-running all-sports radio station, KFNS-AM, is cutting all local programming starting July 1. The station will now only carry network content from Fox Sports Radio while station ...

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The SAFER program, which lasts 14 weeks and is free of charge, aims to address these alarming statistics by providing prevention specialists.