A judge permanently removed St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery from office after a turbulent year marked by misconduct allegations, legal battles, and scandals, citing neglect of duties and interference in criminal investigations; Montgomery faces ongoing federal charges, and the process to appoint a new sheriff is contested among city officials.
In 2025, several beloved restaurants in the St. Louis region, including Peacock Loop Diner, Taqueria Morita, and Gelateria, closed due to various reasons such as lease endings, fire, and financial issues, leaving a significant impact on the local dining scene and community.
Missouri and Illinois residents can view the northern lights this week due to geomagnetic storms caused by solar activity, with tips provided for photographing the aurora, including finding dark, northern-facing locations and using specific camera settings.
Boeing workers in St. Louis, represented by the Machinists union, rejected a proposed contract after a five-week strike, citing insufficient wage increases, signing bonuses, and retirement benefits, leading to the continuation of the strike and plans to hire permanent replacements.
Boeing Defense and the Machinists union have reached a tentative five-year deal to end a five-week strike in St. Louis, featuring a 24% wage increase, a $4,000 bonus, and plans for workers to return to production if approved, ending a dispute that paused Boeing's manufacturing activities.
The Missouri Lottery announced that one of the two winning Powerball tickets for the September 6, 2025, drawing, worth $893.5 million, was purchased at QuikTrip in St. Louis, setting a new state record for jackpot winnings. The other ticket was bought in Texas, and the Missouri winner has until March 5, 2026, to claim their prize.
The Chicago Cubs are set to face the St. Louis Cardinals in a three-game series, with concerns about pitching consistency and offensive struggles, but some promising performances from Cubs pitchers and key players offer hope for a positive outcome. The series is nationally televised, adding extra pressure and excitement.
Over 3,200 Boeing union workers in St. Louis went on strike after rejecting a contract that promised significant wage increases and benefits, with Boeing preparing contingency plans to manage the work stoppage. The strike involves workers assembling fighter jets like the F-15 and F/A-18, amid ongoing labor disputes over compensation and working conditions.
About 3,200 Boeing machinists in St. Louis are set to strike over unresolved wage and retirement benefit negotiations, marking the first strike in nearly 30 years for the local union, potentially impacting the production of fighter jets and commercial aircraft amid Boeing's recent financial challenges.
Over 3,200 Boeing union workers at St Louis plants are expected to strike after rejecting a proposed contract that included a 20% wage increase over four years, citing it fell short of their priorities. The union had initially considered the offer favorable, but members felt it did not adequately address their needs, leading to the rejection just before Boeing's earnings announcement. The company is preparing for a strike, with no new talks scheduled.
Over 3,200 Boeing union workers at St. Louis plants have rejected a proposed contract that included a 20% wage increase, leading Boeing to prepare for a potential strike, despite the union's initial support for the offer due to its improvements in benefits and pay.
St. Louis residents share their favorite fried chicken spots, highlighting diverse styles and local favorites like Krispy Krunchy, Gus’s, and Porter’s, with discussions on preferred cuts and sauces, emphasizing the city’s rich fried chicken culture.
The D.C. Defenders won the UFL championship by defeating the Michigan Panthers 58-34 in St. Louis, setting a record for most points scored in two seasons, with standout performances from quarterback Jordan Ta’amu.
Broadway actors love working at The Muny in St. Louis during the summer due to its large outdoor stage, community significance, and the unique, intense rehearsal experience despite challenging weather conditions. The Muny, recognized with a Tony Award, attracts top talent and maintains a strong local and regional reputation, offering a summer tradition for many performers and audiences alike.
The Muny in St. Louis, a historic regional theater, has hosted legendary Broadway actors and continues to attract top talent due to its grandeur, community impact, and unique outdoor setting, with many performers returning year after year.