Austin Huguelet is a City Hall reporter at stltoday. He covers a range of topics including real estate investment, housing market trends, and water management, with a focus on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Southern Illinoisan, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and Firehouse Magazine.
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Austin's coverage revolves mainly around local government and politics, with a significant focus on the St. Louis area. He frequently covers announcements from government officials and legal policy regulations, particularly related to city governance, police matters, taxes, and the jail system.
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ST. LOUIS — The man leading the city's efforts to fight crime with social services is stepping down.
By: Austin Huguelet
Aldermanic President Megan Green wants to charge data centers a fee and use the proceeds for solar panels and storage batteries for low-income residents.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY — A man riding a motorcycle was killed in a crash on Interstate 70 about a mile east of the Ameristar Casino early Saturday.
By: Austin Huguelet
BELLEFONTAINE NEIGHBORS — A 4-year-old boy shot himself in the hand Sunday night after getting hold of an unattended handgun, police said.
The sheriff’s office said Michael Saettele, 63, of Foley, was found buried on his property.
ST. LOUIS — City Hall's budget director said he is retiring after two decades in charge. Paul Payne, St. Louis Budget Director
By: Austin Huguelet
WENTZVILLE — Officials issued a citywide boil water advisory here Monday evening amid work on a new water main connection project.
By: Austin Huguelet
The city comptroller’s office said it had received necessary guidance from city lawyers and the personnel director.
By: Austin Huguelet
St. Louis crews have demolished 560 buildings so far and expected to clear 140 more by the end of the year.
By: Austin Huguelet
Mayor Cara Spencer on Wednesday called on the state-controlled police department to reset its priorities amid a controversy over a raise for Police Chief Robert Tracy. In her first press conference since state officials announced an investigation into the $110,000 raise, Spencer called for the Board of Police Commissioners to refocus on things like raising pay for new police officers, sharing more information with city departments and holding more frequent exams for officer promotions.
