JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The first day of the legislative session has concluded, and Missouri lawmakers are primed to once again take up debate on issues and legislation that will affect all corners of the Show-Me State. Today, we begin […]
Senate confirms appointments of Kraus, Silvey to Tax Commission and Public Service Commission
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Tax Commission and the Missouri Public Service Commission officially have new members. The Missouri State Senate on Thursday gave their approval for the nominations of Sen. Ryan Silvey and Will Kraus, both men appointed […]
RELEASE: Cardinals announce minor league coaching staffs and player development assignments for 2018
ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals announced today their 2018 minor league coaching staffs for their affiliate teams in addition to their player development personnel for the upcoming season. The Cardinals Farm System finished 4th among all teams in […]
RELEASE: 2018 CARDINALS CARAVAN TO VISIT 20 CITIES OVER FOUR DAY PERIOD
ST. LOUIS, Mo., January 4, 2018 – The St. Louis Cardinals have announced the schedule for the 2018 Cardinals Caravan, presented by Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance. This year’s caravan will traverse a total of six states (Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Arkansas, […]
‘Pay what you can’ Panera in Clayton closes for good
Clayton’s Panera Cares Cafe, a nonprofit restaurant that asked patrons to “pay-what-you-can,” closed for good Tuesday. St. Louis Bread Co. is part of Panera. Founder and executive chairman Ron Shaich told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the restaurant is closing because […]
Clayton-area personal injury lawyer faces disciplinary charges from Missouri Supreme Court
A Clayton-area lawyer is facing disciplinary charges for allegedly mishandling the case of a client. Clayton personal injury lawyer Jonathan Valentino face disciplinary hearings before the Missouri Supreme Court after charges against him were unveiled Wednesday. In December 2009, a man hired […]
Stenger moves to reduce STL County Council budget increase
St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger on Wednesday used an executive order to reduce $500,000 in spending that the St. Louis County Council approved late last year. The appropriation that’s being reduced was a $500,000 increase to the St. Louis […]
RELEASE: TricorBraun acquires leading healthcare packaging company
ST. LOUIS /PRNewswire/ — TricorBraun Inc., a leading packaging solutions company, has acquired Package All Corp. (packageall.com), a 33-year-old healthcare-focused packaging distributor headquartered in Bayport, New York. As a result of this transaction, Package All has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of TricorBraun […]
RELEASE: Blunt, Baldwin Lead Bipartisan Letter Urging Trump Administration to Prioritize Resources for Mississippi River System
WASHINGTON – Last week, U.S. Senators Roy Blunt (Mo.) and Tammy Baldwin (Wisc.) led a bipartisan group of senators in sending a letter to Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney urging the administration to include sufficient funding in […]
RELEASE: Steven Cousins named a Missouri Lawyers Weekly influential Lawyer
Armstrong Teasdale, a law firm with offices across the United States, proudly announces that Financial and Real Estate Services partner Steven N. Cousins has been recognized among the Missouri Lawyers Weekly Influential Lawyers of 2018. The award acknowledges lawyers who […]