PHOTO: Newly elected Clayton Alderwoman Bridget McAndrew, right, is sworn in by Clayton City Clerk June Frazier Tuesday night at Clayton City Hall. The Clayton Board of Aldermen said goodbye to one longtime member and welcomed a new one Tuesday […]
STL County Council delays vote on legislation that would ask voters whether they support a tax for Saint Louis Zoo subdistrict
During the St. Louis County Council’s weekly meeting on Tuesday, there was a decision to hold a bill that would put on this year’s ballot a question asking whether or not voters approve of a tax that helps pay for […]
No ruling in Greitens team’s attempt to disqualify Circuit Attorney in felony computer tampering case
St. Louis Circuit Judge Rex Burlison did not make a ruling Tuesday on whether or not he will appoint a special prosecutor in the felony computer tampering case against Governor Eric Greitens. Burlison did, however, ask both sides to give […]
Justice appointment withdrawn from Senate floor after senators threaten filibuster
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Two weeks after the Senate Committee on Gubernatorial Appointments voted to advance the name of one appointment to the Missouri State Board of Education, that same appointment has stalled on the Senate floor. Sen. President Pro […]
MLK’s daughter, Dr. Bernice A. King, commemorates the 50th Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act
The daughter of the late Martin Luther King Jr. spoke in front of a crowd on Tuesday in St. Charles commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act and what the nation still has yet to do to help […]
Five bills to watch as session’s end draws near
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — As the legislative session in the Missouri State Capitol draws to the final weeks, a number of bills still hope to cross the finish line. And for the most part, all eyes will be on the […]
RELEASE: Blunt, McCaskill applaud unanimous Senate passage of resolution honoring ill and injured service members and their families
Missouri Senators Roy Blunt and Claire McCaskill today commended Senate passage of their legislation designating May 1, 2018, as Silver Star Service Banner Day. The measure passed the Senate by unanimous consent yesterday. Blunt and McCaskill have introduced similar legislation […]
RELEASE: Cardinals Yadier Molina to host fundraising dinner in STL to help hurricane victims in Puerto Rico
Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina and Foundation 4, a non-profit organization founded by Yadier and his wife Wanda Torres in 2010, will host a charity dinner event called Rums of Puerto Rico presents Flavors of Puerto Rico in St. Louis, Mo. […]
RELEASE: Governor Greitens announces additional funding for Veterans Homes
Governor Eric Greitens announced Monday that the Missouri Veterans Commission has secured a total of over $25 million from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs for construction projects at Missouri Veterans Homes. Funding for these projects is included in […]