By David Bentley This week, the Missouri House of Representatives passed HB1062, a bill that will effectively stop the Grain Belt Express Transmission line project (GBX). While you might not have heard about this project, it was recently approved by […]
Letter to Editor: Grain Belt Express benefits many across the state – HB 1062 thwarts that progress
By Craig Workman As I business owner, I care about keeping Kirkwood a great place to do business. One boost coming to Kirkwood’s business environment is the Grain Belt Express project (GBX), recently given unanimous consent from the Missouri Public […]
Never Gonna Give You Up: What Americans are willing to sacrifice for screen time
Bank of America asked consumers what they would be willing to give up for one month before ditching their smartphone and found that many would put their phones first: Americans would give up alcohol (84%), caffeine (71%), sugar (71%) and […]
Opinion: The Conservative Case for City-County Reunification
By Tim Jones Ask any non-Missourian what comes to mind when they think about St. Louis, and the answers you are most likely to hear are: Cardinals, crime, and corruption. Thankfully, the Cardinals are here to stay, but crime and […]
OPINION: In spite of companies expansion, WeWork’s branding effort falls short
By Karan Pujji If you keep up with the latest startup trends, or if you’ve ever walked through the business districts of most major cities, then you’ve probably encountered WeWork. It’s the epitome of the modern, millennial-driven enterprise. It was […]
Senator Sifton requests explanation for 57,000 Missouri children losing state health coverage
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – State Senator Scott Sifton, D-Affton, sent a letter to Todd Richardson, the Director of the MO HealthNet Division to ask a series of questions in regards to the “dramatic number” of Missourians who have lost their […]
Kearbey joins Armstrong Teasdale, St. Louis office
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Armstrong Teasdale, a law firm with offices across the U.S., announced the addition of partner and deputy leader of the Employment and Labor practice, Travis R. Kearbey. The announcement came on Monday sharing that as a […]
MoDOT to hold second public meeting on Route N study
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) will be holding a public meeting to discuss the latest developments in the Route N Study in St. Charles County. According to MoDOT, the study is evaluating issues and concerns […]
Opinion: Hold Gardner, all prosecutors accountable
By Jeff Roorda St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner is a disaster. She’s declared war on the police officers that present cases to her. She’s granted de facto amnesty to St. Louis’s violent criminal underworld through her soft-on-crime policies and […]
Hansen hired as partner by Tom Dunn CPA firm
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Tom Dunn CPA Firm hired Eric D. Hansen as a partner. Announced on Monday, Hansen will be handling accounting for mid-sized businesses. “We look forward to Eric being an integral part of our team by […]