Ferguson, MO (KTRS) Ferguson continues to show signs of healing. Tuesday night’s city council meeting was the first meeting since the council passed the code of conduct ordinance. Instead of angry outbursts, there was camaraderie, including celebrating the birthday of resident Gerry Jasper, who read a poem she composed. “The world is watching our town.…
Carlos Martinez Beats Thor in Elite Pitching Pairing
(KTRS) – The Loop Trolley Company needs three people to fill key positions. The open jobs are for a safety and training specialist, a maintenance leader, and an administration and development manager. Service on the trolley line begins in the spring of 2017. They could begin testing cars as early as September. You can find…
Former Closer Dealing with Shoulder Issues
The court said the Senate needed to vote to override Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto of the bill before the regular session ended in May 2015, instead of voting in September
(KTRS) – It was a record year at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. The school awarded nearly 3,200 degrees during the 2016 fiscal year. That is the most ever in one year. Officials say that number also includes more than 630 minority students.
(KTRS) – The St. Louis Police Department has an interesting idea as part of their community engagement campaign. “Operation Polar Cops” will send officers to events around the metro area where they will distribute free ice cream treats from a new ice cream truck. The St. Louis Police Foundation purchased the truck and the ice…
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Authorities say a body pulled from the Mississippi River at St. Louis is a 29-year-old kayaker who went missing last week after hitting towlines between two barges. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the city medical examiner’s office has confirmed that the body recovered Saturday is that of Dalton Bast of Humboldt,…
Amy Hulse joined Martin to talk about the 2nd Annual Grove Criterium.
