As the legislature’s annual veto session draws closer, the question of what, if any, legislation could be taken up by the Missouri General Assembly is still being asked. Gov. Eric Greitens vetoed only a few bills from the past legislative […]
Twelve Carmody MacDonald lawyers recognized as nation’s best
“Best Lawyers” — a peer review publication — has recognized 12 Carmody MacDonald attorneys in its annual “The Best Lawyers in America” list and “Lawyer of the Year” awards. Best Lawyers recognizes attorneys based on peer review from colleagues within […]
Lt. Gov. Parson, Mo. Dems, now calling on Chappelle-Nadal to resign over Facebook post about Trump getting assassinated
Lt. Gov. Michael Parson, who is chief of the Missouri Senate per the state constitution, is calling on Sen. Maria Chapelle-Nadal to resign following her post on Twitter implying that President Trump should be assassinated. “It is a total disgrace […]
St. Louis County Executive Announces One of Area’s Largest Eclipse Events
St. Louis County, MO – St. Louis County Parks is hosting one of the biggest eclipse events in our area. The Great American Total Solar Eclipse Event kicks off at 9 a.m. at Jefferson Barracks Park on August 21st. Indie […]
Zoo grizzlies moving into new habitat Centene helped fund
After a mama bear became a problem in Montana and was put down, wildlife officials were tasked with finding a new home for her two cubs. Huck and Finley are in quarantine for now, but will soon move into a […]
Elected officials call Chappelle-Nadal to resign after comments about assassination
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A Missouri state representative is calling on state Senator Maria Chapelle-Nadal, D-University City, to resign following a comment on Facebook in which she said she hoped President Donal Trump would be assassinated. The senator had posted […]
New Creve Coeur ice rinks opposed by some residents
Protestors gathered at the St. Louis County Council this week to protest a new ice rink facility being built in Creve Coeur Lake Park, but supporters of the project were there to speak out, too. The Open Space Council, which led the […]
SciFest 2017: Eclipsed at the Science Center
When: Friday, August 18, 2017, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Location: 5050 Oakland Avenue, St. Louis, MO, 63110 Cost: Free Lead up to the Great American Eclipse on Monday, August 21 with a weekend of space exploration at the Science Center. […]
Supreme Court to host St. Louis forum on racial, ethnic fairness
The Supreme Court of Missouri’s Commission on Racial and Ethnic Fairness expects to hold its next public feedback session next week in St. Louis to gain the public’s input into Missouri’s juvenile justice system. The public is invited to attend […]
Committee uncertain if Prevailing Wage should be repealed
By Michael Layer JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – On Wednesday’s Senate Interim Committee on labor reform, Chairman Dave Schatz unveiled data he collected regarding Missouri’s Prevailing Wage Law. In his 23 page report, he found that about 85% of public works […]