Black History: Sumner High School Opened Doors in St. Louis
Founded in 1875, Sumner High School became St. Louis’ first public high school for Black students and a foundation for generations of education and leadership.
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St. Louis Weather: Dangerous Heat Continues Wednesday
St. Louis faces another hot and humid Wednesday, with a high near 94, a chance of showers and thunderstorms and a heat advisory continuing through Friday.
Morning Motivation: Let Your Choices Keep Their Promise
Wednesday’s VOTP News STL Morning Motivation is about discipline, honest choices and becoming someone you can trust.
THE STREET LIGHTS ARE ON. DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR KIDS ARE?
THE STREET LIGHTS ARE ON. DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR KIDS ARE?
Federal Jury Convicts St. Louis County Man in Firearm Case
A federal jury convicted a 44-year-old St. Louis County man of being a felon in possession of firearms after a Hazelwood traffic stop.
Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival Returns to Soulard This Weekend
The free Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival opens Friday in Soulard with live music, folkloric dance, food, crafts and community resources.
Cardinals Host Giants on Roberto Clemente Day at Busch Stadium
The Cardinals host the San Francisco Giants at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday as Major League Baseball observes Roberto Clemente Day.
Free St. Louis Trades Event Connects Job Seekers With Apprenticeships
A free SLATE event Wednesday will bring apprenticeship programs and construction employers together with St. Louis-area job seekers.
St. Louis Earns Two-Star Certified Welcoming Designation
The City of St. Louis received a two-star Certified Welcoming designation recognizing immigrant inclusion across civic life, economic opportunity and essential services.
St. Louis Man Pleads Guilty in Stolen-Car Gun Case
A 27-year-old St. Louis man pleaded guilty to a federal firearm charge after police found two shotguns in a recently stolen Audi, federal prosecutors said.
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