Austin Huguelet

The sheriff’s office ordered 250 new ones from Leon Uniform Co. earlier this year. The order was shipped in early March.

“Today we had an opportunity to take care of our own business, and we didn’t,” Alderman Matt Devoti said.

Officials are considering asking voters to eliminate a provision in the city charter that clashes with a voter-approved change to city election law.

On May 7, federal investigators sent a subpoena looking into the relationship between Montgomery and a man named Malik Taylor.

Jenkins-Gray, who was ousted as the head of the city’s civil service for using public resources for a personal trip to Jefferson City, says she starts next week.

On Day 100, St. Louis mayor touts recovery efforts, hears from jail activists

The city says that before alley collection was suspended in June, half of blue-bin contents went to the landfill.

The federal government would cover much of that, but a quarter — about $180 million — would be borne by the city and state. The new estimate is already complicating

The city is looking to open up 250 units over the next couple of months. Much more may be necessary.

Post-Dispatch stories found dozens of businesses in line for grants were inactive or based outside north St. Louis.