St. Louis, United States (Local)
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Ellie's coverage primarily revolves around local government, education, and community events in St. Louis, Missouri. She frequently reports on city council decisions, educational initiatives, and community collaborations. If you have insights related to local governance changes or developments in the education sector within St. Louis or Missouri that could impact the community positively, it may be of interest to her.
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By: Ellie Marshall
With Temporary Protected Status for refugees from Ukraine set to expire on Oct. 19, those who have settled in St. Louis and across the United States are facing uncertainty. If legislation extending the program — which began in April 2022 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and has been extended twice since —...
By: Ellie Marshall
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will host a pay-as-you-wish concert on Nov. 1, bringing local music educators and professional musicians together on the same stage. Eight educators from South County schools will be contributing to the performance, which is called the Extra Credit Choral. The Lindbergh, Bayless and Hancock Place school districts will each be...
By: Ashlynn Couch, Ellie Marshall
(L-R) Maggie Mundwiller, Mylo Mundwiller and Kristen Tippit pose next to Mylo’s Dino Trading Post, a neighborhood “take-a-dino, leave-a-dino” toy exchange.
Women make gözleme, a Turkish spinach and cheese flatbread dish, at the Turkish food and culture festival held on Oct. 17 at the Turkish American Society of Missouri, 9201 Watson Road, in Crestwood.
By: Ellie Marshall
Officer Christopher Burrows of the Affton-Southwest Precinct and Officer Joshua Gocal of the South County Precinct were honored as the 2026 Police Officers of the Year by the South County Police Business Association at the organization’s annual awards ceremony held this year on Oct. 14 at River City Casino Hotel in Lemay. Recognized on stage...
By: Ellie Marshall
Crestwood’s Ridgewood subdivision is unique in comparison to its neighboring communities. Each home throughout the neighborhood shares the same mid-century modern architecture: large windows, exposed chimneys and gradual roof pitches. Possibly more remarkable than the preserved 1950s architecture is the closeness of those who reside in the roughly 258 homes making up the community, especially...
By: Ellie Marshall
Incumbent Rep. Michael Burton, D-Affton (pictured left), and his Republican opponent, Kenneth Abram (pictured right).
By: Ellie Marshall
Democrat incumbent Bridget Walsh Moore was the only candidate to file in the 93rd Missouri House District primary, and therefore the only candidate who will appear on the ballot for that seat in the upcoming Nov. 3 election.
By: Ellie Marshall
The Crestwood Board of Aldermen had a preliminary discussion at its Oct. 13 meeting regarding a possible change to the city’s sanitary sewer lateral program — an existing program that helps eligible homeowners cover the cost of repairs to defective sanitary sewer lateral lines.
Lindbergh’s 17th annual Sunday Night Lights was held the evening of Oct. 18. Hosted at the Lindbergh High School athletic field, Sunday Night Lights is a special event for children battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. It gives those individuals — called heroes — a chance to experience and take part in a high school...
