The Clayton Plan Commission heard from numerous speakers at Monday night’s meeting regarding their issues with a developer’s plans to build a 22-story luxury apartment tower on a parking lot it’s buying from the city of Clayton. The city negotiated […]
Missouri Retailers Association calls for compromise with energy legislation
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Retailers Association has long opposed legislation they felt would make it easier to increase utility rates, but now the organization is saying they will support some energy legislation – with a few conditions. In […]
RELEASE: Metro quarterly service update scheduled for Nov. 27
Minor adjustments to 26 MetroBus routes will go into effect next week on Monday, Nov. 27, as part of Metro’s quarterly service change. This service update will include new bus bay locations for all MetroBus routes serving the Civic Center Transit Center, except […]
RELEASE: Cardinals add four players to 40-man roster
The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that they have purchased the contracts of left-hander pitcher Austin Gomber, right-handed pitcher Derian Gonzalez and outfielders Oscar Mercado and Tyler O’Neill. All four players have been added to the team’s 40-man Major League roster which currently stands at 39. Gomber, who […]
STL County Council to discuss McCulloch’s pension at meeting
The St. Louis County Council will once again discuss retirement benefits for the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney at Tuesday’s scheduled meeting. Councilwoman Hazel Erby plans to introduce a substitute bill that will attempt to roll back the previously agreed […]
RELEASE: Military holiday spending remains stable, job security and confidence on rise
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 20, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Service members will spend an average of $569.00 on holiday related activities in 2017, with 87% spending the same or less than last year, according to the 2017 Military Holiday Spending Survey conducted by […]
Does the Missouri Capitol need ‘Racial Bias Training’?
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – After a Missouri General Assembly staffer allegedly made a racially offensive comment, overheard by the African-American staffer of Rep. Joshua Peters, Peters is calling for the Missouri House of Representatives to mandate “Unconscious Racial Bias Training” […]
RELEASE: Gov. Greitens and Attorney General Hawley turn their backs on vulnerable Missourians by cancelling state tax credits for low-income housing
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Gov. Eric Greitens and Attorney General Josh Hawley partnered with four members of the Missouri Housing Development Commission to callously eliminate state tax credits for low-income housing in 2018. With a last-minute, unannounced appointment of a new […]
Residents, business owners to address parking concerns over proposed Shaw Park Apartment plans
An Indianapolis developer’s plans to build a 22-story luxury apartment tower on a parking lot it’s buying from the city of Clayton is being met with criticism by neighboring residents and business owners. The city negotiated a deal to sell […]