After their court victory, former Civilian Oversight Board member Janis Mensah spoke with Mound City Messenger about their experiences, both serving on the board and defending themselves against charges brought by the city.
How the rent-seeking class of the US’s 55th largest metropolis is threatening to unravel the nation’s tenant union organizing legal protections.
Volunteers from across the city pitched in to clear debris and roads. Someone has to help clean this up.
On March 8, 2025, ICE agents arrested Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia graduate, without a warrant on his way home from an iftar dinner. Since then, protests erupted nationwide, demanding his liberty and emphasizing the fight for freedom of speech and justice against oppressive government actions.
Carleton Living’s abuses, Housing Authority negligence, and organizing at the front line of St. Louis’s class war.
A diverse cross section of St. Louis’s left protested Donald Trump’s second inauguration, emphasizing solidarity against the federal government’s hard right turn. Speakers highlighted the need for organized action, community engagement, harnessing anger to drive political change, and holding elected officials accountable.
After a police encounter on October 30, Je’von Henderson was shot multiple times, leading to severe injuries. His mother details their distressing phone conversation before the incident. Je’von’s background reveals a caring, family-oriented young man facing systemic challenges and police harassment.
The Metro Trans Umbrella Group provides essential community connection, fostering a supportive environment for trans individuals amid ongoing political challenges and discrimination. The event highlighted the importance of community support, showcasing a variety of musical and drag performances. This article includes an interview with MTUG Executive Director June Choate.
On Wednesday, September 25th, Gregory Maxwell of Springfield Il was murdered by the police.
