JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The lawyers of Missouri, voting in districts throughout the state, elected six new members to the 45-member Board of Governors of The Missouri Bar and retained 16 incumbents for new terms beginning this September. Members of the […]
Gov. Greitens: Troopers on city interstates getting dangerous criminals off the streets
It was just over a month ago when Gov. Eric Greitens announced an initiative to put 30 Missouri Highway Patrol troopers on interstates 64, 44, and 55 where they run through St. Louis City, an effort aimed at helping an […]
Are some security guards slipping through the cracks?
James Fields, the man who allegedly mowed down 20 people in Charlottesville, killing one, was employed by Securitas Security Services USA, a company that also provides about 1,600 security officers in the St. Louis region. Meanwhile, in recent weeks, a […]
An Illinois-based Pizza restaurant might be opening up a shop in downtown Clayton
Peel Wood-Fired Pizza has plans to open their restaurant in the first-floor retail area at 212 South Meramec Ave. According to Co-owner Patrick Thirion, they have submitted their conditional use permit to the City of Clayton and are waiting for […]
Construction is Underway on New Cortex MetroLink Station
Construction is underway on the first new MetroLink station to be added to the bi-state region’s light rail system in more than a decade. The Cortex MetroLink Station will be built in the central corridor of St. Louis, Missouri, on […]
Resolution that would suggest more transparency for Prop P passes
The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday passed a resolution that would clear up how Proposition P money would be used. Councilman Mark Harder directed the resolution to Peter Krane, County Counselor, regarding the call for more transparency on how the funds […]
50,000 more drug disposal pouches donated to Mo. to fight opioid epidemic
By Michael Layer JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — On Monday, Governor Eric Greitens announced 50,000 more drug disposal pouches have been donated from Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals. The pouches are free for the public and designed for prescription drug users to be able […]
MoDOT asks motorists to plan ahead for eclipse, expects traffic to be heavy
With just a few days to go until the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse, the Missouri Department of Transportation is offering a variety of tools to help travelers be prepared for the increase in traffic that will come with this […]
Commuter watch: Work zones this week, MoDOT limiting work to accommodate eclipse traffic
The Missouri Department of Transportation is limiting work zones this weekend and on Monday, Aug. 21, to help manage the flow of traffic around the area due to Monday’s total solar eclipse, according to a press release. Work zones with […]
Blunt to Participate in Press Conference on Rural Broadband During Missouri State Fair
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Roy Blunt (Mo.) will be in Sedalia, Mo., tomorrow, Thursday, August 17, at 11:45 a.m. CT to participate in a press conference at the Missouri State Fair. Blunt, who will be joined by Missouri Governor Eric […]