A condemned south St. Louis apartment complex left families scrambling after years of trash, pest complaints and a trash fire that destroyed a unit.

Workers who helped build One Foundry Way asked a judge to certify a class action alleging they were underpaid during construction on the Midtown project.

Rep. Wesley Bell and the Urban League handed out $50,000 in grocery, gas and toiletries gift cards at Lambert to help unpaid TSA officers during the DHS shutdown.

The BRIC says it will keep offering free trauma care even as ARPA deadlines and federal grant cuts squeeze funding. Organizers are fundraising and eyeing private support.

A $50 scratch-off bought at a north-county QuikTrip turned into a $5 million payday after the game's multiplier pushed the ticket to the top prize.

Former pastor Dave Kuntz wants to convert a vacant St. Louis site into a state‑funded trades training center that links trainees to paid apprenticeships. The plan expands R3 Development’s program to age 24.

East St. Louis School District broke ground Monday on a major expansion of its career and technical education facility to modernize shop space and boost job-training pathways.

A debt buyer has filed thousands of small‑dollar suits in St. Louis courts, leaving many defendants unrepresented and facing default judgments. Local trackers and advocates say modest balances are swelling with fees.

A Ferguson shopper hit a $100,000 top prize on a Missouri Lottery scratcher bought at A1 Market. The $5 "100,000 Taxes Paid" game has paid millions since its January release.

A Jeff-Vander-Lou family of four was forced out Sunday when a vacant building next door collapsed onto their home, spotlighting the city’s backlog of dangerous vacant structures.

A Missouri United Methodist elder was suspended after reports she worked for Jeffrey Epstein on his private island. Church leaders launched a 90‑day supervisory review.

A $1 million federal grant will fund a vendor pavilion and new programming at Ferguson’s Plaza 501, organizers say.

Kaldi’s workers and allies unveiled a Food Service Workers’ Bill of Rights and called for a boycott of the chain’s new Bauer Hall café while pressing for union recognition.