St. Louis, United States (Local)
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Ellie's coverage primarily revolves around local government, education, and community events in St. Louis, Missouri. She frequently reports on city council decisions, educational initiatives, and community collaborations. If you have insights related to local governance changes or developments in the education sector within St. Louis or Missouri that could impact the community positively, it may be of interest to her.
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St. Louisans came together on June 6 to celebrate the heritage and history of the city. Over 60 historic sites, museums, authors and cultural organizations from across the region were present at the St. Louis Area History Showcase, hosted at Jefferson Barracks Park. The festival-style event highlighted the founding of the United States, as well...
By: Ellie Marshall
After months of drafting legislation, District 6 Councilman Mike Archer (R-Oakville) finally introduced a bill at the St. Louis County Council’s June 9 meeting to regulate “aggressive solicitation.”
By: Ellie Marshall, Wendy Mee, John Lenz, Mallory Gallant, Sunny Handa
On June 10, 2026, the federal government introduced Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act. If passed, Bill C-34 would establish a federal digital...
By: Ellie Marshall
Soco’s Gyros, a local fast-casual Mediterranean/Greek-style restaurant, is one step closer to opening a second location following the St. Louis County Council’s recent meetings in which a request to rezone the area of the proposed new restaurant was approved. The proposed site — 2211 Lemay Ferry Road, a 2,510-square-foot vacant building sitting on a 0.40-acre...
Every four years, a truly special worldwide event is held, and for the first time in over three decades, we, along with our neighbors to the north and south, were given the spectacular honor to host it. I’m of course talking about the ever-iconic and always nerve-wracking FIFA World Cup.
By: Ellie Marshall
Though not on the meeting’s agenda, the St. Louis County Council heard five public comments on June 9 opposing the expansion of Monte Nido Clementine St. Louis — an eating disorder treatment center located in Oakville on Christopher Drive.
By: Ellie Marshall
Following its introduction to the St. Louis County Council on June 9, District 6 Councilman Mike Archer’s bill on regulating “aggressive solicitation” was held at the council’s June 16 meeting. Archer requested that the legislation be referred to the Committee of the Whole, providing the council a forum for further detailed analysis and exploration of the issue.
Colonel Ford plays at the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site on June 17. Pictured from L-R: Gary Hunt (guitar/vocals), Dade Farrar (upright bass/vocals) and John Horton (guitar).
The Green Park Board of Aldermen unanimously approved the appointment of Ryan Massey to its newly vacant Ward 3 seat on June 15. He will serve the remainder of the unexpired term until the next regular municipal election in April 2027.
By: Ellie Marshall
The St. Louis County Council unanimously adopted a resolution at its June 16 meeting officially recognizing June 2026 as Men’s Health Month in the county.
