Ferguson News

White flight in St. Louis may be over. U.S. census numbers released today continue to show that the city's slow but steady growth this decade is coming largely from white residents, while at the same time, the ...

If it wasn't for an over-eager buyer, Glen Thompson's barbershop might still be on Florissant Road in Ferguson.

Marsha Mitchell may have topped herself this year when it comes to organizing National Night Out in the Manors of Portland Lake Estates subdivision.

Ferguson officials are getting tough on thieves stealing copper and metal pipe from homes and buildings.

Nick Kasoff and a group of Ferguson residents are dealing with trash and litter on city streets in the most direct way possible.

Ten-year-old Myranda Levins, from Spanish Lake, hesitated and smiled shyly at her mother when asked which she liked best: fishing or video games.

Q: I would like to request the recipe for bran muffins that at one time was printed on the box of bran.

The attorney general is often called the "people's lawyer." He or she represents the public interest and serves as counselor to state agencies and the legislature; enforces laws; defends and/or challenges the ...

The principal of Ferguson Middle School testified Friday that she saw no change two years ago in the personality of teacher Cathy Heminghaus, who now claims she was forced and intimidated by students to perform ...

Two teenage boys testified Thursday that they stood lookout for each other outside a classroom at Ferguson Middle School while teacher Cathy Heminghaus performed oral sex on the other.

The trial of a former Special School District teacher at the Ferguson-Florissant Middle School -- accused of being a sexual predator -- began in St.

Growing up in north St. Louis, Demond Taylor knew he didn't want to be like the neighborhood drug dealers.

June 16, 2008 -- Kindergarden teacher Danielle Egeling tries to get the attention of Cameron De Clue, 5, as she lines up her summer Jump Start students up for a tour of Bristol Primary School in Webster Groves.

May,30, 2008-- Bobbie Keys, 64, spreads rock in the front yard of her second home in Kinloch.

Berkeley Mayor Kyra Watson listened Thursday as developers and government officials extolled the virtues of the NorthPark business development.

Jo Fung has sharp memory of customers' preferences David Kennedy photo - Josephine "Jo" Fung knows her customers so well that if she should miss a day of work at her family's Queen's Restaurant in Ferguson, ...

What can you pick up at a farmers market? Perhaps a basket of ripe strawberries, a basil plant for your garden, a dozen freshly laid eggs, a bunch of tender greens and plenty of advice on what to do with the ... via St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The city will host its fifth annual citywide yard sale from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, featuring sales at more than 200 households, churches, and nonprofit organizations. via STLtoday

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is speeding up a sanitary sewer project in Berkeley that would eliminate four illegal sanitary sewer overflows which allow sewage to go into creeks or onto the ground ... via STLtoday

The month of May heralds many things: the end of school, the beginning of barbecue weather. via Riverfront Times