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Former St. Louis Alderman Brandon Bosley is accused of working with a local businessman to defraud an insurance company. He is the fourth former alderman to face federal prosecution in less than a year.

The 16 aldermen who said farewell on Monday marked a collective 90 years of experience at the board, although half had served less than five years.

Owners of electric vehicles who live in or travel to St. Louis may soon find more places where they can charge their cars. The St. Louis Board of Aldermen earlier this month gave first-round approval to requirements for installing electric vehicle charging stations. A final vote could come Friday, and Mayor Lyda Krewson is expected to sign the measure.

The Grand Avenue Water Tower has been a familiar sight for Brandon Bosley since he moved to St. Louis鈥� College Hill neighborhood at age 7 鈥� until this past weekend, that is. Now the 3rd Ward alderman will need to get used to the tower鈥檚 bright new facade. On Saturday, a host of volunteers helped give the 149-year-old tower a long-overdue fresh coat of paint as part of the St. Louis community鈥檚 latest Operation Clean Sweep.

A group of Black entrepreneurs has offered the Land Reutilization Authority $150,000 for vacant lots in north St. Louis. Black Wall Street STL aims to create the kind of business district that existed there years ago.

The St. Louis region is about to rekindle a debate over whether to potentially merge St. Louis and St. Louis County.The Municipal League of Metro St.鈥�

St. Louis police say they are frustrated and angry that they are getting so little help in solving the murders of children.Xavier Usanga, 7, became the鈥�

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved a tax incentive package Friday, sweetening a plan for Build-A-Bear to move its headquarters 鈦犫�� and 200 employees鈥�

Brandon Bosley doesn鈥檛 want anything to do with the St. Louis Port Authority. He鈥檚 been vocal about that fact. Last week, the 3rd ward St. Louis alderman鈥�

Updated 7:45 a.m., April 23, with comment from a Unite STL spokesperson 鈥� More than 30 African American political leaders from the St. Louis metro area鈥�