Samir Knox

The city paid for increased shelter beds and a shuttle with money from Rams settlement funds, but the program lacks a more permanent funding source.

Two unhoused people died of hypothermia this past winter, the City of St. Louis is now saying. Following SLM’s coverage of the city’s Code Blue initiative, a city spokesperson reached out Thursday to correct a line in that story and say that, in fact, multiple people had died from the cold who lacked shelter, despite […]

Jim Onder’s buying spree has worried residents of Corona Court—and has some leaders exploring ways to keep some parts of the community affordable.

A D.C. think tank says key federal funds could still be on tap, but will take a more concerted effort than the city has made to date.

After having success with “second chance” hires, the city is now recruiting at correctional facilities.

It’s been a grueling year since the May 16 tornado, and North City is contemplating a changed landscape and uncertain future.

Grill stalwart Larry Gray brings people together, uniting activists and entrenched business leaders behind a man who consistently showed up in North City since last year’s tornado. He had an eventful few days last week. Get a fresh take on the day's top news Subscribe to the St. Louis Daily newsletter for a smart, succinct […]

WashU researchers have been testing soil for lead matter in the tornado’s impact area—and contemplating solutions for a historic problem.

Qualified first-time homebuyers in the city can get a no-interest loan of up to $50,000.

The Longs are leaving the Kosciusko compound they called home, preparing to list it and move on.