Missouri Supreme Court Takes Over Wrongful Death Lawsuits After Park Hills Toddler's Tragic Daycare Incident
A toddler's wrongful death lawsuits were moved to the Missouri Supreme Court after local judges recused themselves. The child died at Poppy's Playhouse after allegedly being suffocated by a weighted blanket.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe Broadens Special Session Scope with Tax Relief and Housing Proposals
Missouri Governor Kehoe amends the special session agenda to include tax relief, affordable housing, disaster relief funds, and economic development projects, such as a new Radioisotope Science Center and support for sports facilities.
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.
Sayler A. Fleming Resigns as U.S. Attorney for Eastern District of Missouri After Noteworthy Tenure
Sayler A. Fleming resigned as US Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri after serving since 2020, focusing on violent crimes and child exploitation. Matthew Drake will act as her replacement.
St. Louis Commuters Advised of I-270 to I-170 Ramp Closure as MoDOT Begins Bridge Construction
MoDOT will close the eastbound I-270 ramp to southbound I-170 for construction starting June 6, with a detour via Washington/Elizabeth. Pershall Rd. will also be closed for bridge demolition with detours in place.












