JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Three bills regarding alcohol were presented to the House General Laws Committee on Tuesday night. The legislation included allowing underaged adults who work of a licensed retailer to carry liquor to a customer’s vehicle, allowing retailers […]
STL County PD looking for suspect who hit an off-duty officer with vehicle
The St. Louis County Police Department is still on the hunt for a suspect after an off-duty officer was hit by their fleeing vehicle near a South County Costco. Police said at approximately 6:15 p.m. on Wednesday an off-duty […]
Buffer zone bill could get a vote on final passage at Board of Aldermen meeting
PHOTO: Planned Parenthood protest in St. Louis, by Paul Sableman For the second week in a row, the bill that would create a buffer zone between protesters and healthcare facilities, including Planned Parenthood, could get a vote for final passage by […]
RELEASE: St. Louis area students win prizes in C-SPAN’s video documentary competition
WASHINGTON (March 7, 2018) – C-SPAN announced today that students from Kirkwood, Clayton and Lake Saint Louis, Missouri are winners in C-SPAN’s national 2018 StudentCam competition. Jack Rintoul, a student at Kirkwood High School, will receive $750 for his third-prize winning […]
The Mission continues looks to distance themselves from founder and embattled Governor
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — As the circle continues tightening around the embattled governor of Missouri, it seems that some of those most closely tied to Gov. Eric R. Greitens are jumping ship to distance themselves from the tumultuous times the […]
RELEASE: Facebook Silences Conservative U.S. Senate Candidate for AR-15 Giveaway (Again)
Kansas City, MO. — U.S. Senate Candidate Austin Petersen was banned from Facebook yesterday after sharing a video for an AR-15 raffle on his personal Facebook page. Petersen was previously censored by the social media platform in September 2017 after […]
RELEASE: Mantovani commits to new ethics plan involving reforms in political fundraising and government practices
MANTOVANI COMMITS TO NEW ETHICS PLAN INVOLVING REFORMS IN POLITICAL FUNDRAISING AND GOVERNMENT PRACTICES, ELIMINATING THE “CORRUPTION TAX” IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY St. Louis, MO (March 7, 2018) – As an extension to his commitment to transform the St. Louis […]
RELEASE: Bruno David Gallery’s Four New Exhibitions for April-May 2018, open Friday, April 13, 2018
JAMES AUSTIN MURRAY Distant Stars CARMON COLANGELO Happy Planet BUNNY BURSON Rise LAURA BEARD Acoustic Shadow Dates: April 13 – June 1, 2018 Location: Bruno David Gallery, 7513 Forsyth Boulevard, Clayton, MO 63105 Opening Reception & Meet the Artists: Friday, […]
Metro Transit lands $1.75 million grant to add electric bus technology to fleet in 2020
Metro Transit will soon add two pollution-free, battery-powered electric buses to its fleet. The Federal Transit Administration awarded Metro a $1.75 million grant that will enable the St. Louis-based public transit agency to two replace diesel buses with electric buses. […]
RELEASE: Edward Jones’ Penny Pennington receives inaugural Great Place to Work® for All leadership award
ST. LOUIS /PRNewswire/ — Penny Pennington, principal of Edward Jones’ Client Strategies Group, recently was honored with a Great Place to Work for All Leadership award. Pennington was one of the women leaders honored from companies on FORTUNE magazine’s annual list of […]