Expect Delays, Pavement Sealing on State Routes in St. Clair and Benton Counties Starting June 16
MoDOT is starting pavement sealing in St. Clair and Benton Counties, causing one-lane traffic starting June 16, affecting Route A and Route MM, with warnings provided by signage and potential schedule changes due to weather.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe Signs Legislation Approving $100 Million for St. Louis Tornado Recovery and Backing the Future of Kansas City Sports Teams
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed bills for St. Louis tornado relief and to retain sports teams, allocating $100 million for recovery and funds for stadium improvements.
Shockwaves Hit St. Louis and Charlotte as Ex-Principal Cedric Gerald Faces Child Sex Crime Accusations with Multiple Victims Coming Forward
Ex-middle school principal Cedric Gerald has been charged with child sex crimes, and more victims are feared as investigations uncover his alleged misconduct, including sexual trafficking and inappropriate acts in schools.
Ferguson Mourns as Gun Violence Claims Life of Young Man Lamarie Pigram in St. Louis Neighborhood
A 23-year-old man, Lamarie Pigram from Ferguson, MO, was fatally shot in Walnut Park West, St. Louis. Police found him with multiple gunshot wounds and are investigating the incident. No suspects or motives are yet identified.
SLATE's Youth Employment Fair in Downtown St. Louis to Offer Career Opportunities for 16-24-year-olds
SLATE is hosting a Youth Employment and Opportunity Fair on June 6 to engage St. Louis youths (16-24) with prospective employers as part of the SYEP, which provides jobs, training, and character-building opportunities.












