More than one legal battle is now unfolding over how St. Louis should calculate police funding and whether Rams settlement ...

Mayor Cara Spencer and Aldermanic President Megan Green this morning presented their proposal for how the city should spend ...

A new proposal from Mayor Cara Spencer’s office calls for the bulk of Rams settlement money to be allocated across three big ...

Rams settlement funds is planned for tornado recovery efforts, including in North St. Louis. But some residents and advocates ...

A court battle erupted Tuesday as the St. Louis police board demanded access to Rams settlement funds and city reserves for expanded police funding.

This bill is not just an appropriation, it's a fundamental commitment to improve the trajectory of the entire city of St.

While an aldermanic board bill to allocate $110 million of the $230 million in Rams settlement funds was introduced but didn’t pass today inside City Hall, more than 150 people rallied on the steps ...

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer has announced plans for new bill to determine how the city invests $230 million from its share ...

The vast majority of the Rams relocation settlement will be used to "fundamentally change the trajectory of the City of St.

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