St. Louis County Councilman Sam Page plans on introducing a resolution on Tuesday that seeks to allow the County Council to fill a vacant position in the county auditor’s office. In the resolution, Page intends to seek judicial relief to […]
STL County PD investigating Berkeley homicide
At approximately 9:45 a.m. on September 24, 2017, officers from the City of Berkeley Police Department responded to the 6000 block of Madison Avenue for a person down. Upon arrival, Berkeley officers and paramedics located one deceased male, 53 years […]
Roorda blames politicians for escalated Stockley protests
By Michael Layer JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – On the September 24 episode of This Week in Missouri Politics, Jeff Roorda, the executive director of the St. Louis Police Officer’s Association, blamed politicians for the escalation of the Stockley protests. “You […]
Technology and innovation will be discussed at 2017 St. Louis CIO Executive Leadership Summit
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Thanks to their unique horizontal view of the enterprise and savviness in aligning technology to drive innovation and enable business growth, CIOs are perfectly positioned to help their companies to executive on digital business […]
St. Louis will soon be the home of one of the largest clean energy projects in the country
The City of St. Louis closed one of the largest clean energy projects in the United States with a recent financing of an iconic structure. The Missouri Theatre Building at 634 N. Grand in Grand Center Arts District in St. […]
Governor Eric Greitens’ first trade mission to Asia takes off
Governor Eric Greitens and First Lady Sheena Greitens departed Friday for a trade mission to China and South Korea. The trip will include meetings with government officials, business executives, and civic and educational partners in Beijing, Shanghai, and Seoul. The […]