In a case that has sent shockwaves through the St. Louis community, Gino Rives, a 36-year-old resident of Edmundson, Missouri, has been sentenced to 87 months in federal prison for orchestrating elaborate fraud schemes targeting the elderly and the government. Beyond his prison term, authorities are now intensifying efforts to locate and recover assets Rives … Read more
In a heartfelt display of solidarity, the St. Louis community has come together to support Puerto Rican businesses devastated by a recent arson attack. The Puerto Rican Society, Inc. of St. Louis, in collaboration with Alderwoman Daniela Velazquez (Ward 6), organized a successful fundraiser to aid the recovery efforts. Background of the Incident In December … Read more
In a recent incident in north St. Louis, an individual was fatally shot after allegedly breaking into a neighboring apartment. The event has prompted a homicide investigation by local authorities. Incident Overview On a Sunday afternoon, at a four-family flat located in the 4800 block of Leduc Street in the Kingsway East neighborhood, a resident … Read more
ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis metropolitan area is experiencing a significant surge in flu cases, leading to overwhelmed urgent care centers and heightened concerns among health professionals. This uptick in influenza activity has placed a considerable strain on healthcare facilities, prompting calls for increased public vigilance. Current Influenza Statistics in St. Louis Recent data … Read more
In a recent development, two prominent St. Louis County school districts—Ladue School District and the Special School District (SSD) of St. Louis County—have been featured in Newsweek’s Education Series. While these inclusions are celebrated as honors, it has come to light that these spots were secured through financial contributions. Ladue School District’s Paid Feature Ladue … Read more
In recent weeks, numerous St. Louis residents have expressed mounting frustration over delayed trash pickups, leading to overflowing dumpsters and unsightly alleys. Despite city efforts to address the issue, many feel their neighborhoods remain neglected. Resident Concerns Taylor Obst, a resident of the Carondelet neighborhood, voiced her dissatisfaction, stating, “The trash is never fully picked … Read more
The St. Louis Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), intended to help thousands of struggling residents avoid eviction, is facing severe delays and administrative challenges, leaving applicants frustrated and uncertain about their future. With more than 5,600 applications submitted and no federal funds disbursed to date, the situation is increasingly dire for many renters. What is … Read more
ST. LOUIS – A historic Hyde Park church was reduced to rubble on Monday as a massive three-alarm fire engulfed the vacant structure. The blaze, which challenged nearly 80 St. Louis firefighters, was not only a fight against flames but also the freezing cold that had plagued the city for weeks. Fire Details and Response … Read more
A recent shooting in downtown St. Louis has reignited discussions about liquor license enforcement and public safety. The incident, which took place outside The Wheelhouse bar, involved an off-duty officer who fatally shot a man reportedly armed with a gun. This has led local officials and residents to question the effectiveness of current liquor license … Read more
A former postal supervisor in Missouri has been charged with stealing nearly 100 checks from the mail, a shocking breach of trust that highlights concerns over mail security. The incident, which occurred at a St. Louis processing and distribution center, has drawn federal attention and led to legal action. This article provides a detailed overview … Read more