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The LWA provides a $300 weekly federal supplement for eligible residents.
The funds will be used for the Jefferson Avenue and 20th Street Revitalization Corridors Project, as well as port upgrades.
Although the vaccine will not provide COVID-19 protection, but health officials say flu protection is more critical this year than ever.
Four public libraries have been designated for this purpose.
Midtown property is one of only 68 eco-friendly Element hotels in North America
Public polling is open until Oct. 1.
The program is part of the Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services.
Daquan Sanders, 20, pled guilty to one count of carjacking and one count of brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.
Louquincy Carr, 35, is accused of robbing a T-Mobile store.
The goal is to help displaced workers in Missouri find new careers.
Brandon Vandoren, 23, also faces a federal firearms charge along with co-defendant Matthew Carver, 27, St. Louis.
Charles T. McRoberts, 50, will serve 10 years in federal prison.
Kimberly LeBaron, 61, allegedly submitted inflated domestic abuse shelter population numbers on invoices for grant funding.
Mayor Lyda Krewson has announced the kick-off of the Prop NS program.
Brian Lawrence, 33, will serve nearly six years in prison.
COVID-19 guidelines include mandatory daily fever and symptoms screening of athletes and coaches.
Officials will revisit the possibility of hosting this event in the spring of 2021.
Raymond L. Young, 35, will serve 18 years in federal prison.
Timothy Lloyd Blaney, 57, allegedly abused a 4-year-old and produced visual depictions of it.
Linsey Morris has more than 15 years of insurance industry experience
Restrictions on bars and restaurants have been extended.
Thomas J. Bowles, 44, allegedly used social media to lure victims.
Lyda Krewson says the city has already seen more than 180 homicides this year while being short 140 officers.
Financing was arranged under the city’s existing master tax-exempt lease/purchase agreement with U.S. Bancorp.
Funds Used to Support a Variety of COVID-19 Response Efforts
Psychological Associates David Rowan to lead virtual workshop
The three individuals allegedly pretended to be high-ranking military officers deployed overseas.
Exclusive Concert on Saturday, Sept. 5 at 8 p.m.
Nonprofit enhances policies to safely serve during pandemic
The city's health department offers free HIV testing.
September is dedicated each year to emergency and disaster preparedness efforts.
Lyda Krewson calls Bohannon's death in the line of duty "a terrible, senseless tragedy."
Larry Arnowitz has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison.
Tammy Fox, 49, of Carrolton, Illinois, will serve 20 months in federal prison.
Joshua Matthew Spencer, 30, will serve 10 years in federal prison.
$60,000 of the city's CARES Act contingency funds are to be transferred to the Board of Election Commissioners for this purpose.
Michael Malone, 44, will be sentenced on Nov. 30.
Long-time Medical Executive Steps in as Company Expands
Community support needed to keep these under-resourced children safe, healthy and on track with education