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The mayor announced an end to limits on hiring in city government, citing the state Legislature’s inaction on bills that would have cut into city earnings tax revenue.

A spokesman for Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said the comments were incorrect.

St. Louis on Thursday granted the oversight board for its embattled jail a meeting with an inmate for the first time since the board was created two years ago.

The couple had lived in tents at the intersection of Chippewa Street and Spring Avenue for at least three years, said one nearby resident.

The St. Louis, Missouri, city government removed a homeless camp that had been disturbing residents of a local neighborhood for three years.

"Nothing's being done in my opinion. When is this going to stop?" said Katherine Goins.

Big news has come about some iconic downtown St. Louis long-empty buildings.

The city is still hiring for more than 100 jobs posted prior to the freeze announcement.

Some suggest the mayor’s “stakeholder steering committee” to reenvision the former jail was a farce

A group of fed-up community members spent their Easter Sunday picking up trash left behind in their north St. Louis neighborhood.