Plans for Centene Corporation’s redevelopment of the Maryland School property will move forward despite pushback from concerned neighbors. The Clayton Board of Aldermen Tuesday night rejected an appeal from Protect Clayton Neighborhoods, a watchdog group trying to reinstate the Clayton Plan […]
STL County Council votes to cut McCulloch’s retirement benefits
The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday approved legislation that would offer a new pension package for incoming county employees that aims to save the county money, in addition, the same bill would reduce the St. Louis County Prosecutor’s retirement […]
RELEASE: Polsinelli ranks among the Top 30 law firms nationwide for client service excellence
KANSAS CITY, Mo. /PRNewswire/ — Am Law 100 firm Polsinelli announced its position on the 2018 Client Service A-Team Report by BTI Consulting Group. Ranking at No. 24, the firm is among 30 leading law firms across the country that deliver the […]
State’s new abortion laws take effect this week
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In perhaps one of the most tense moments among the Missouri legislature this year, Republicans pushed an abortion bill through a special session, placing more limits on abortion providers in the Show-Me State. That legislation has […]
RELEASE: Former Clayton Alderwoman Cynthia Garnholz recognized by Continental Who’s Who
ST. LOUIS /PRNewswire/ — Cynthia Garnholz has been recognized by Continental Who’s Who as a Pinnacle Professional Member in the legal field. Garnholz’ professional title is attorney, collaborative practitioner and mediator at The Center for Family Law, which specializes in legal services. […]
RELEASE: Strong job market provides college grads career options
ST. LOUIS /PRNewswire/ — With the number of new job openings expected to increase this year, college graduates may find themselves at an advantage for landing their first full-time job. One of the areas that may provide some of the most opportunity […]
Ameren launches program to add wind energy customers
Ameren Missouri’s latest program will allow companies and cities across the state to use wind power as a means to produce energy from a renewable source. The Renewable Choice Program, which was announced Monday, will give certain customers the chance […]
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: New Mobile Health Screening Unit Debuts December 1 at Wellston Transit Center
Bi-State Development, in partnership with the St. Louis County Department of Public Health, will introduce a new Mobile Health Screening Unit on December 1. The mobile unit, called Links 2 Health, will service four Metro transit centers in North St. […]
STL County Council may vote on McCulloch pension bill
After months of waiting, the St. Louis County Council may vote on a bill that would impact the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s pension. Councilwoman Hazel Erby plans to call her substitute bill on Tuesday that will attempt to roll […]