Jacob Barker

The union's bargaining committee had initially planned not to present it for a vote and declined to take a position on it when it did.

Getting the home's longtime owners — Mahklouf “Mark” Suissa and Chicago nursing home magnate Eric "Ricky" Rothner — to pay up will not be easy.

Even military service members were facing the prospect of missed paychecks next week amid a federal government shutdown that shows few signs of detente.

Federal budget estimates show up to 300,000 people in the St. Louis region could qualify and receive a total of $4 billion in compensation.

Lawyers from national libertarian public interest law firm are challenging the city's blight declaration that could lead to eminent domain for redevelopment project.

Sonya Jenkins-Gray tried to get a deputy who had complained about her fired, offering to connect another employee who had complained about him to a civil rights attorney.

The brothers and their accountant led major regional developer Lux Living and landlords Asprient Properties and STL CityWide.

Darlene Green was voted out of office in April. But she's back on the city payroll, with paychecks in her name being cut.

Nonprofit plans to try and get $3,000 checks to households who lived in the 1,300 or so buildings that received a “red sticker” from the city designating severe tornado damage.

St. Louis’ interim economic development chief also said officials are considering reviving a controversial program to repair neglected private property.