Three members of the Clayton Fire Department were recognized for their heroic actions that resulted in the rescue of a man trapped in a structure fire last November. Captain Bryan Brielmaier, Engineer Mike Dedert and Fire/Medic Justin Nenninger each received […]
RELEASE: Missouri Century Foundation Commends Rep. Rehder’s Leadership on Labor Reform
Rehder Recognized as Foundation’s 2017 Legislator of the Year ST. LOUIS – The Missouri Century Foundation honored State Rep. Holly Rehder (R-148) with the foundation’s Missouri Centurion Award. “Rep. Holly Rehder is a tireless advocate for labor reform in the […]
RELEASE: Spire Reports 2017 Results
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Spire Inc. (NYSE: SR) today reported results for its fiscal 2017 full year and fourth quarter ended September 30. Highlights include: Fiscal 2017 diluted earnings per share of $3.43, up from $3.24 in fiscal […]
Former St. Louis assistant circuit attorney joins Husch Blackwell
A former assistant circuit attorney for St. Louis has now joined Husch Blackwell’s Government Solutions team at their St. Louis office. Mary Pat Carl, joined the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s office in 2003 and served as chief homicide prosecutor, supervising […]
Food delivery service from Uber now available in Clayton
Uber will now not only ferry you across town to your favorite destination but also deliver your food to you in a new service just now hitting select St. Louis areas. The service is called UberEATS, was launched Oct. 18 […]
Schmitt heads to Washington to talk tax reform with Trump administration
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri State Treasurer Eric Schmitt has long been a supporter of tax reform, authoring two of the largest tax cuts in the history of the state. And on Thursday, the State Treasurer will be traveling to […]
RELEASE: Greitens violated law by ousting state school board member
Governor can’t remove board members without written notice, hearing on charges JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Professional politician and part-time governor Eric Greitens violated state law in September when he removed State Board of Education Member Melissa Gelner from office after […]
McCaskill: Standing up for Home-State Jobs
A column by U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill Driving on Highway 36 from Hannibal to St. Joe, or taking a back road through Barton county, the music on the radio might change, road signs might vary, but one thing is bound to be […]
RELEASE: Metro to Recognize Dellwood as Top Municipality For Bus Stop Adoption
Metro transit will recognize the City of Dellwood on Thursday, November 16, as the municipality that has adopted the most MetroBus stops in St. Louis County during the first year of the Adopt-A-Stop program. Metro launched Adopt-A-Stop with the goal […]
RELEASE: Boeing receives final hazardous waste permit to continue cleanup
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Natural Resources issued a final hazardous waste permit for The Boeing Co.-Tract 1 facility, requiring the airline manufacturer to continue performing cleanup activities at its facility. From 1941 until 1997, the McDonnell […]