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A confrontation with an apparently impaired man on the sidewalk outside City Hall, and a security guard's refusal to step in, unsettled newly sworn members of the St. Louis City Youth Council on Wednesday night.
Dmitri Sokolov · October 22, 2026
U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona and Health Secretary Xavier Becerra stopped in St. Louis on Wednesday as part of a Midwest back-to-school bus tour focused on school mental health and historically Black colleges.
Dmitri Sokolov · September 6, 2023
St. Louis County reopened African Schoolhouse #4, a one-room Chesterfield school that served Black children from 1894 to 1950, at Faust Park's Historic Village after nearly a year of preservation work.
Dmitri Sokolov · March 26, 2023
Mayor Tishaura Jones and Board of Aldermen President Megan Green criticized Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner after a defendant who repeatedly violated his bond conditions was accused of causing a crash that cost a 17-year-old visitor both her legs.
Dmitri Sokolov · February 22, 2023
New laws and a large teacher-training push aim to change how Missouri children learn to read, though experts say classroom support will be needed to make it stick.
Dmitri Sokolov · January 3, 2023
The artist group behind "Kidz Klub" will stage a one-night live show at Off Broadway on March 11, built from thousands of forgotten VHS tapes and DVDs.
Dmitri Sokolov · March 7, 2022
Four Republican candidates for Roy Blunt's open Senate seat pitched themselves to party loyalists in St. Charles, with Eric Greitens invited but absent.
Dmitri Sokolov · February 12, 2022
