Clayton Mayor Harold Sanger started Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting by saying just five months ago, he responded to the vandalism and desecration of a Jewish Cemetery in University City, and that the events in Charlottesville has “forced us to […]
Missing man found dead in Valley Park
St. Louis County Police responded to a call the evening of Aug. 20 that Matthew Kirk, 27, was swimming in the area of North Budder Park in Valley Park and his loved ones had lost contact with him. Police launched […]
St. Louis County Council member requests a bill to halt construction related activity at Creve Coeur Park
St. Louis County Councilman Sam Page requested legislation at the council meeting Tuesday which would halt construction and grading activity at Creve Coeur Park. Controversy arose when visitors to the park said trees were being removed for the preparation of […]
Lieutenant Governor Mike Parson sends a letter to Missouri senators to begin proceedings to expel Sen. Chappelle-Nadal
Members of the Missouri Senate Missouri State Capitol Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 Dear Colleagues, The recent inflammatory comments made by Senator Chappelle-Nadal are unacceptable and unbefitting conduct of a Missouri State Senator. I am calling on the Missouri Senate […]
Clayton city aldermen to take up budget, DeMun Park, Centene development
The Clayton Board of Aldermen tonight will get an update on the DeMun Park Master Plan, which is slated to cost more than a half million dollars. City staff has worked with Planning Design Studio to develop the project plan, […]
Meet Jeffrey Altmann, St. Louis County lobbyist
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Jeffrey Altmann is a Missouri-man: He’s the three piece suit wearing, deer and turkey hunting, grandma loving, rugby playing, lobbyist-in-charge of Viceroy Government Relations. He started the company earlier this year. Among his clients are tech […]
MoDOT to close one lane on westbound I-70 in Wentzville this weekend
ST. LOUIS – Motorists traveling out of the St. Charles County and St. Louis County area this weekend should plan ahead and expect delays on Interstates 64 and 70, as well as on Route 61. MoDOT will close one lane […]
Governor Greitens issues stay of execution, appoints Gubernatorial Board of Inquiry in Marcellus Williams Case
Gov. Eric Greitens has issued a stay of execution for Marcellus Williams, who was convicted n 2001 in the murder of Felicia Gayle, 42, according to a press release from Greitens’ office. Williams was sentenced to death for the crime, […]
Voters could have final say on right-to-work
Missouri unions have enough certified signatures to postpone the state’s new right-to-work law; the measure will now go to a public vote in 2018. Supporters of the referendum gathered 163 boxes, 57,277 pages, and 310,567 signatures calling for voters to […]
McCaskill to Hold Three Town Halls in St. Robert, Camdenton, Bolivar
ST. ROBERT, CAMDENTON, BOLIVAR, Mo. – U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill—who has hosted more public town halls throughout Missouri in her time as Senator than the rest of Missouri’s Congressional delegation combined—will hold three public town halls in Missouri on Thursday, […]