Homicides were down a little in 2024. Thanks to all those working hard to reduce murder and other criminal activity and their root causes.

The St. Louis Water Division needs survey responses to form its plan for replacing lead pipes. stlpr.org/health-science…

Congratulations NYC! Meanwhile #MOLeg subsidizes driving with general revenue.

Thank you to all city crews who are working tirelessly for us during this winter storm!

Weather Alert - Monday | 6 a.m. - MetroBus and Metro Call-A-Ride are SUSPENDED until at least 8 a.m. due to road conditions - MetroLink is seeing minor delays, please allow extra time More details at metrostlouis.org/weather:

Over a hundred people die every single day in America in motor vehicle crashes that have nothing to do with ISIS or any other ideology. That number could easily be cut in half if the U.S. made it a priority to do so. sf.streetsblog.org/2025/01/06/com…

Why do we have more roads than we can handle?

Another blow to DT Clayton. Is it a doom loop?

Crime remains on a downward trend in the City of St. Louis with 150 homicides in 2024, the lowest number of homicides in 11 years. Overall, crime was down 15% year-over-year and down 31% compared to 2022. #SLMPD #STL slmpd.org/2024-crime-rem…

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A look at St. Louis City Hall from a user experience perspective nextstl.com/2025/02/signs-…

Oh my god. She’s perfect.

Between 2023 and 2025, the city spent $6.4 million to repair and make improvements to the already-vacant medium security institution known as the workhouse. Now, demolition is underway at an added cost of $2.24 million. nextstl.com/2025/04/op-ed-…

Piecing together Bob Cassilly’s vision for Cementland through an archive of plan documents and a scale model from Bill Christman, NextSTL contributor Mike Mccubbins asks “Might some narrow path exist then toward a reclamation of the site?” nextstl.com/2025/05/viva-c…