Brent Solomon

Local civic groups invest $100,000 in creative beautification efforts to eliminate visual blight and boost visitor safety scores ahead of the summer tourism rush.

Landlord and tenants push forward at Delmar and Union, urging the community to support local businesses to support full recovery.

Downtown St. Louis is undergoing an aesthetic transformation as civic groups deploy creative visual strategies to reshape how visitors experience the city’s urban core ahead of the busy summer tourism...

The St. Louis Sheriff's Office to provide emergency patrols for city pools opening Saturday after state-controlled police pull park rangers due to staffing shortage.

City data shows only one additional home repair project completed over the last couple of weeks, while demolitions outpace repair assistance.

City officials cite bureaucratic delays for the slow rollout of funds, while neighborhood volunteers step in to provide immediate relief and restoration.

As the new state Board of Police Commissioners demands an extra $69 million, a north St. Louis anti-violence group fears its city funding is on the chopping block.

More than 200 local high schoolers are preparing to enter corporate boardrooms and earn college credentials as leaders look to combat youth crime with jobs.

New crackdown targets blight, abandoned behicles, and overgrown lots to curb crime and retvitalize communities.

Youth Builders expands 10-week apprenticeship to two locations following surge in local interest. ST. LOUIS — St.