Clayton firefighter Mike Dedert (right) was recognized at Tuesday’s Clayton City Council meeting for completing coursework that will help the department better manage its records, in addition to continuing his education.
Gov. Greitens slams KC Star, ‘liberal media’, on Facebook, defends spending on special session
Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens says when it comes to numbers, the Kansas City Star has it all wrong. In a Facebook post Tuesday, July 25, Greitens claims the Star used numbers provided by the Democratic Party, not actual costs that could have been […]
Phillips 66 in Jennings robbed, armed suspects sought
The St. Louis County Police Department is looking for two unknown black males who reportedly were armed when they robbed a Phillips 66 in Jennings around 1:10 p.m. Wednesday, July 26. Officers responded to the call from 9301 Lewis & […]
Senate returns for special session, postpones vote on abortion bill
By Benjamin Peters JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The first day back in session after nearly a month off proved to accomplish little more than exercising oratory skills. The Missouri Senate returned Monday to continue working on the extraordinary session dealing […]
New Clayton library finally to be built, questions arise about streetscape
Construction is set to begin on a new, bigger public library in Clayton. The Clayton City Council Tuesday voted unanimously to approve a conditional use permit for the new, state-of-the-art building. The Central Library is No. 17 out of 19 […]
St. Louis County Council suggest an independent investigation into county officers at Metro
St. Louis County council members want an independent investigation into possible misconduct by county officers assigned to the MetroLink. In a 5-1 vote, the St. Louis County Council voted to support an outside source heading up an investigation, rather than […]
Burned out QT in Ferguson now the site of community empowerment
The project sits on the site of the former burned out QuikTrip at the corner of W. Florissant and Canfield Green, just down the street from where 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot and killed three years ago. The QT […]
More butting of heads regarding pension changes for St. Louis County Council members
The St. Louis County Council has taken up a controversial bill that would roll back retirement pension changes that the council unanimously approved last year. Last November, the Council made adjustments to the pension fund for county staff that was […]