Former St. Louis Police Chief Tim Fitch on Wednesday officially announced that he would be running for the 3rd District St. Louis County Council position. Speaking to a crowd at Twisted Tree restaurant on Watson Road, Fitch, 56, explained that […]
RELEASE: Blunt: “Lots of Good News Out There” Because of the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act, “More to Come”
WASHINGTON – On Tuesday, U.S. Senator Roy Blunt (Mo.) spoke during the Senate Republican leadership press conference to highlight the benefits of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, including bonuses for thousands of Missouri employees and other pay and benefit […]
STL County Council passes police overtime pay legislation
At the first meeting of 2018, the St. Louis County Council approved legislation that would grant millions of dollars for the St. Louis County Police Department to cover for overtime pay. The bill which was passed unanimously on Wednesday, was originally requested […]
Missouri Ethics Commission dismiss complaints against STL County Executive challenger
The Missouri Ethics Commission dismissed an ethics complaint against St. Louis County executive hopeful Mark Mantovani regarding a contribution but still fined the candidate for not filing campaign finance reports in a timely manner. According to a letter sent on […]
St. Louis County Council expected to vote on more FY2018 budget items
More budget items are expected to be heard at the last St. Louis County Council meeting of 2017. The Council on Tuesday will attempt to pass multiple pieces of legislation that deal with the FY2018 budget for St. Louis County. […]
Stenger proposes Prop P budget and financial plan to County Council
St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger’s office proposed to the St. Louis County Council on Thursday their ideas on how Proposition P funds would be allocated for next year in the county. According to Stenger, the proposed 2018 St. Louis […]
Cardinals announce 2018 regular season schedule
ST. LOUIS, Mo., September 12, 2017 – The St. Louis Cardinals, in conjunction with Major League Baseball’s league-wide release, today announced their 2018 regular season schedule. The Cardinals will open their 2018 season on Thursday, March 29 in New York […]
Clayton Times Conversation: Democratic challenger Bill Haas
In our continued Clayton Conversations series, we had the chance to talk with one of the candidates for Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District. Bill Hass, a Democrat, is seeking to defeat Republican Congresswoman Ann Wagner pending the results from the Aug. […]
Can the legislature call a special election? Constitution, cases say yes
By Rachael Herndon Dunn JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Leading Missouri political minds are buzzing about the legislature being able to set a special election by resolution without the signature of the governor, citing the Constitution being upheld by Missouri Supreme Court […]