In celebration of the nationwide Read Across America Day and Dr. Seuss’ birthday on Friday, March 1, SIUE Head Start and the Gateway Chapter of the Links, Incorporated promoted literacy with the reading of Dr. Seuss’ One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish at Head Start’s Discovery Center for Little Scholars at the East […]

Seven students from the STEAM Academy in the Ferguson-Florissant School District will compete in the National History Day (NHD) State Competition to be held at the University of Missouri-Columbia on Saturday, April 27. The STEAM Academy is the first school in the FFSD to compete and qualify for the state competition. “Our students had such […]

Missouri will have to reform its parole policies after a federal judge ruled in favor of thousands of current and former parolees who sued the state, claiming those policies are unconstitutional. Many parolees have been sent back to prison for technical violations of their parole such as crossing a state line, missing a parole appointment […]

Metro Transit will replace Metro On The Go with Transit as its app for providing mobile, real-time information about the St. Louis region’s public transportation system. Metro On The Go will be discontinued and no longer supported after April 30. Metro said the agency will receive usage data and customizations to better serve its riders, […]

(St. Louis Public Radio) – St. Louis City Municipal Court is working to chip away at the tens of thousands of outstanding arrest warrants in its system. The court will once again host its Warrant Amnesty Program this week, where participants can resolve outstanding warrants without fear of arrest. The free program encompasses most city-ordinance […]