The St. Louis County Council started at its new time on Tuesday, discussing legislation that would allow the St. Louis County Department of Public Health accept various donations. The County Council met at 6:30 p.m. instead of the original 6:00 […]
Voters in St. Louis’ 8th Ward set to pick new Alderman
Voters in the 8th Ward will choose their new representative for the St. Louis Board of Aldermen on Tuesday. Polls in the ward, which will represent parts of three neighborhoods around Tower Grove Park— Shaw, Southwest Garden and Tower Grove […]
RELEASE: Governor Greitens Supports DOJ Actions Related to Missouri-Based Terrorist Organization
Today, Governor Eric Greitens released a statement in support of actions taken by the Department of Justice to revoke the citizenship of Mubarak Hamed, the former head of a terrorist organization based in Columbia, Missouri. “Mubarak Hamed was the leader […]
RELEASE: Major MetroLink Elevator Rehabilitation Project Starts February 19
Metro Transit will begin a major rehabilitation project on February 19, to repair and restore elevators at four MetroLink stations in downtown St. Louis. The rehabilitation work will focus on a total of six elevators located at the Union Station, […]
RELEASE: PJ Masks at Peabody Opera House
RECORD-BREAKING LIVE-ACTION MUSICAL ADVENTURE BRINGS ENTERTAINMENT ONE’S HIT ANIMATED TV SERIES BACK TO THE STAGE WITH OVER 45 NEW DATES St. Louis, MO [February 13, 2018] – Entertainment One (eOne) and Round Room are proud to announce that ‘PJ Masks […]
Jim Murphy running for Rep. Cloria Brown’s seat
On the heels of the announcement that Rep. Cloria Brown will not be seeking re-election due to health problems, Jim Murphy has thrown his hat in the race. Murphy A businessman who has been active in his community says he […]
St. Louis County Council begins weekly meetings at new time
On Tuesday, the St. Louis County Council will begin its weekly meeting at a new time to discuss legislation dealing with health and public safety. The County Council will now start its meeting at 6:30 p.m. instead of the original […]
House votes down gubernatorial priority police dog bill
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In an unexpected move, the Missouri House voted down a bill that would enhance the punishment for harming a police dog. The bill sparked a lot of debate last week, where previous question was moved during […]
RELEASE: Senator Jamilah Nasheed calls for knowingly inducing a suicide to be made a crime
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – State Sen. Jamilah Nasheed, D-St. Louis, presented Senate Bill 791 to the Missouri Senate’s Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Committee. Also known as “Kenny’s Law,” this bill would allow a person to be charged with […]
RELEASE: Governor Greitens traveling to St. Joseph, Warrensburg and Mexico this week
This week, Governor Eric Greitens will travel St. Joseph to promote his plan to cut taxes for working families and visit Veterans Homes in Warrensburg and Mexico. The Governor will stop by Altec Industries in Saint Joseph on Tuesday to […]