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Head of struggling Granite City hospital says workers are now being paid on time
1+ week, 5+ day ago (666+ words) The head of a struggling Metro East hospital said employees are being paid on schedule after its out-of-state owners put up millions of their own money. Earlier this summer, Gateway Regional Medical Center in Granite City had to issue paper…...
St. Louis regional tourism board says it won’t seat two Sam Page appointees
1+ week, 6+ day ago (402+ words) A board that oversees the region’s tourism efforts says it won’t seat two of County Executive Sam Page's appointments to the commission, including an appointee the board previously put out of a job. St. Louis County Executive Sam Page announced the…...
Opponents of St. Louis data center take their fight to court
2+ week, 1+ day ago (346+ words) Data center opponents have filed a lawsuit aimed at halting a massive midtown St. Louis project. Earlier this summer, the Board of Adjustment rejected appeals challenging a conditional use permit for a proposed $3 billion data center near the Armory. That…...
St. Louis plans to knock down garage at Locust and Tucker
2+ week, 5+ day ago (318+ words) St. Louis officials may demolish a parking garage at the southeast corner of Tucker and Locust in downtown St. Louis. Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority commissioners voted to hire CDG Engineers to study the roughly 50-year-old building at a meeting…...
St. Louis ends moratorium on water shutoffs for tornado victims, provides financial relief
2+ week, 5+ day ago (345+ words) St. Louis is offering help for residents affected by the May 16, 2025 tornado who are struggling to pay their water bills. But there’s a catch — tornado victims will have to start paying unpaid bills or risk shutoffs. Mayor Cara Spencer said…...
Students return to Shenandoah Elementary in St. Louis while SLPS closures loom
2+ week, 6+ day ago (610+ words) Students at Shenandoah Elementary School in the Tower Grove East neighborhood returned to school adorned in bright bows, sneakers and smiles on Monday. Principal Tonya Marrocco greeted each student by their name and enveloped them in a hug while their…...
St. Louis Zoo animals go to the doctor too — and their care is surprisingly similar to ours
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1379+ words) Have you ever heard of a sea lion having a dental exam? Or an elephant getting its yearly checkup? It turns out that those often inconvenient but necessary trips to the dentist or doctor aren’t just for humans. The St....
Missouri schools to receive report cards on academic performance following Kehoe’s order
3+ week, 4+ day ago (762+ words) Missouri parents will be able to see a letter grade assigned to their students’ school this fall after Gov. Mike Kehoe mandated the state adopt a new accountability system earlier this year. The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education…...