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04/25/2026
He’s a familiar face in TV News and a pretty nice guy. We’re glad to have him on the team. Catch anchoring tonight at 10 and his weekly veteran reports only on 5 On Your Side. KSDK News Steve Savard TV
**The Power Shift: Mayor Spencer Wins Final Say on New Sheriff**
A judge just ruled that has the ultimate authority to appoint the next St. Louis Sheriff, ending a massive tug-of-war with the state and board. This decision follows the removal of former Sheriff after federal witness tampering charges. While the Board of Aldermen will still weigh in, the final call now rests squarely with the Mayor’s office.
The Mayor says a major "renaissance" is coming to .�During the April 7th election, voters green-lit a multi-million dollar plan to reshape the city's landscape. Proposition D is turning vacant lots into community anchors. KSDK News Mayor Reggie Jones
04/17/2026
04/16/2026
Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax kills wife, self amid divorce proceedings, police say
04/16/2026
BREAKING: TORNADO WARNING issued for St. Louis. KSDK News
Tornado warnings issued for St. Louis City, St. Louis County Wednesday night Strong storms brought the risk of tornadoes, large hail and strong winds to the St. Louis region on Wednesday, 5 On Your Side Weather Impact Meteorologists said.
04/13/2026
And don't forget the outline. Boy how times have changed.....
04/11/2026
Community Engagement Day for tornado survivors Saturday. KSDK News
St. Louis professionals bridge recovery gap for tornado survivors Nearly one year after the storm, many north St. Louis residents remain in shelters and struggle with insurance claims.
St. Louis Sues To Stop State Police Board Takeover
The City of St. Louis is taking the new state-appointed police board to court, calling the recent state takeover unconstitutional.
Mayor Cara Spencer announced the lawsuit today, arguing that the board is imposing "unfunded mandates" that could push the city toward a financial crisis. At the heart of the legal battle is a $250 million budget demand from the board—a figure the city says is far beyond what it can legally or sustainably provide.
*The Conflict: The state-controlled board now manages the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, but the city is still responsible for the bill.
* The "Unfunded Mandate": The city argues that state law forcing these massive budget increases without providing state funding violates the Missouri Constitution.
* The Impact: Mayor Spencer claims the board's demands would drain funds from other essential city services.
* The Board's Stance: Board members argue the funding is necessary to address hundreds of officer vacancies and provide critical equipment and resources.
* What’s next? A judge will now decide who has the final say over the city's checkbook and the future of its police department.
**Read the full story and see the breakdown of the $250 million demand at ksdk.com.** KSDK News
04/10/2026
THANK YOU for sharing your spirit and talent with us Justina Coronel. Go soar! KSDK News
Making a Difference: Justina Coronel Justina Coronel is moving on to a new chapter and a growing family. But here in St. Louis, her stories didn't just inform, they made a difference.
04/10/2026
SLPS names Myra Berry permanent superintendent months after she took over as interim Berry will be the third superintendent for the district in less than two years.
St. Louis Sues To Stop State Police Board Takeover
The City of St. Louis is taking the new state-appointed police board to court, calling the recent state takeover unconstitutional.
Mayor Cara Spencer announced the lawsuit today, arguing that the board is imposing “unfunded mandates” that could push the city toward a financial crisis. At the heart of the legal battle is a $250 million budget demand from the board—a figure the city says is far beyond what it can legally or sustainably provide.
*The Conflict: The state-controlled board now manages the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, but the city is still responsible for the bill.
* The “Unfunded Mandate”: The city argues that state law forcing these massive budget increases without providing state funding violates the Missouri Constitution.
* The Impact: Mayor Spencer claims the board’s demands would drain funds from other essential city services.
* The Board’s Stance: Board members argue the funding is necessary to address hundreds of officer vacancies and provide critical equipment and resources.
* What’s next? A judge will now decide who has the final say over the city’s checkbook and the future of its police department.
**Read the full story and see the breakdown of the $250 million demand at ksdk.com.**
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