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Applications for FEMA Assistance Now Open for Those Affected by Storms on April 29 and May 16

Donald Trump · Missouri

Applications for FEMA Assistance Now Open for Those Affected by Storms on April 29 and May 16

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

Applications for FEMA assistance are now open for those affected by the severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding that struck St. Louis on April 29 and May 16.See the Story

Heavy Rain Hampers Tornado Recovery Efforts for Residents

Tornado · St. Louis

Heavy Rain Hampers Tornado Recovery Efforts for Residents

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

ST. LOUIS - The tornado that hit just weeks ago caused $1.6 billion in damage and in neighborhoods where homes are still covered in tarps. The heavy rain on Wednesday led to more water leaks and growing fears of mold and further structural damage. "It's just sad because a lot of people out here are homeless and stuff and they just leave it out here to get ruined and people could really use that stuff," said Corinne Murphy. Piles of donated cloth…See the Story

Crestwood Considers Four-Year Terms for Mayor, Aldermen Seats

Voter · Philippines

Crestwood Considers Four-Year Terms for Mayor, Aldermen Seats

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Crestwood is considering amending the term length for mayoral and aldermanic offices. The city’s mayor and aldermen currently have staggered three-year terms; the proposed changes would give them staggered four-year terms. The current three-term limit would still apply to those already elected. These changes to the city charter — Sections 3.4 and 4.3 — were pulled from the National League of Cities’ model charter, an advocacy organization for lo…See the Story

Kirkwood man calls for support of federal workers affected by layoffs

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Kirkwood resident Mike Fitzgerald appeared before the Crestwood Board of Aldermen during the public comment section of its May 27 meeting to call on them to pass a resolution standing with U.S. federal employees who have been affected by layoffs. “In addition (to passing the resolution), I’m asking that Crestwood reach out to your neighboring communities, to businesses and non-profit groups to set up resource fairs to help those affected by mass…Layoffs · St. Louis See the Story

LHS track closed for construction this summer

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Lindbergh High School track and stadium field will be closed this summer due to construction funded by the district’s Proposition R 2024. During the closure, the area will not be available for school use, community members and/or outside facility rentals. The construction – approved by the Lindbergh Board of Education at its Jan. 16 meeting – includes the installation of artificial turf on the track stadium field, a new eight-lane all-weat…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis See the Story

Charges issued on suspect for November homicide in Lemay

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office issued charges on June 10 on suspect Martin Tullis III, 1, of the 1000 block of Park Avenue, 63104, for the November homicide of 16-year-old Logan Snyder. Tullis was charged with first-degree murder, armed criminal action and first-degree armed robbery. He is being held on a $1 million, cash-only, no 10% bond. The charges are merely accusations. Tullis is presumed innocent until proven guilty i…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

WWII Memorial Unveiled at Sunset Hills Bank

Coverage: 2 sources

Gallery • 3 Photos Photo by Sebastian Rosas A man wearing a WWII Technician Fifth Grade uniform and a woman wearing a WWII American Red Cross Motor Corps uniform admire the new WWII memorial in sunset Hills with a Marine Corps veteran. After passage by the Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen last summer, a WWII veterans memorial has officially been erected at First Community Credit Union, 3887 S. Lindbergh Blvd. A dedication for…World War II · Scotland See the Story

PhD student urges students to get involved

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

I’m a biology PhD student at the University of Missouri St. Louis and am participating in the Barbara McClintock Letter Initiative with other students around the nation. The goal of the initiative is to have students write to their local paper about their research/science, why it’s important and encourage a call to action about supporting science around the nation, particularly with the current state of affairs with science in America. The idea …St. Louis, United States · St. Louis See the Story

Three Lindbergh schools named 2025 Promising Practice Schools

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Lindbergh High School – along with both of Lindbergh’s middle schools, Sperreng and Truman – was named a 2025 Promising Practice School by Character.org on June 5. Lindbergh High School was credited for its PAC advisory program, a program that connects teachers and students to help students plan for their academic future while focusing on character development, while Sperreng was nominated for its Equity Committee for Honoring and Helping Others…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Affton students, faculty partner with local professor for class on pirates

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Gallery • 2 Photos Students from Affton High School engage in a piracy lecture with Dr. Lisa Lillie. Photo courtesy of SLU's 1818 ACCP newsletter. This semester, pirates sailed onto the scene with Affton High School’s new course, “Sea Scoundrels: A Global History of Piracy.” Under the instruction of Lisa Lillie, a dual credit history coordinator at St. Louis University, a handful of Affton students had the chance t…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Lutheran South High School takes home five awards for ‘Little Women’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Lutheran South High School’s production of “Little Women” won big at this year’s St. Louis High School Musical Theatre Awards. Of the eight categories they were nominated in, the Lutheran South troupe took home five: Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Ensemble, Outstanding Supporting Actor, Outstanding Direction and Outstanding Faculty Technical Execution. “I think I’m still in shock,” Lutheran South teacher and theatre director Phylan Peters-Bah…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

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