Book Review: Canfield Drive: A History of Race and the American City on a Street in St. Louis
A new book examines Black space in St. Louis, tracing a long history of racism in local urban planning.
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New City Policy Punishing Parents is Misguided
St. Louis police are penalizing the parents of youth arrested at public gatherings. Similar policies haven’t been shown to work.
Kehoe’s Police Board Pick Continues Local Family Tradition
The Saracino family, known for their restaurants in St. Louis, has a long history of serving on local police commissions. Governor Kehoe has now appointed a member to the state board overseeing the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
Butler: State Police Takeover Is Really Police Union Power Grab
The proposed House Bill 495 allows police unions significant control over appointments and finances, undermining local governance. Recorder of Deeds Michael Butler opposes the power grab, advocating for local control and ethical oversight.
