By Jay Van Luven For many people, a new year represents a new start. A way to turn the page on old problems and forge a new path ahead. However, for many of us, New Year’s resolutions don’t always pan […]
Opinion: County municipalities should follow Bell’s lead in eliminating cash bail
By Jack Seigel Wesley Bell’s election as County Prosecutor was a historic victory and his campaign drew national attention. One reason why is the unique and unilateral power prosecutors hold in our government. Bell can make broad changes to how […]
Opinion: Internet censorship of conservatives is more misconception than fact
By Katlyn Batts Conservatives have basically fought bias in the mainstream media since it was invented. Now, with more Americans getting their news and content on the internet, conservatives are understandably on the lookout for similar anti-conservative bias online. So […]
Opinion: Regional collaboration within St. Louis
By James F. “Jimmy” Loomis, III The New York Times’ December 16, 2018 article, “Nashville’s Star Rises as Midsize Cities Break Into Winners and Losers,” contrasts the fate of two cities similar in size and population to Saint Louis: Nashville […]
Letter to the Editor: Curbing personal freedom is counter-productive
Dear Editor, As an important voice and advocate for Missourians, it is crucial for our elected federal leaders to take a strong stance on measures to protect our economy and the health of the populace. Unfortunately, ill-guided efforts to use […]
New Year’s Eve celebration at The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis will celebrate the arrival of 2019 with an epicurean New Year’s Eve Dinner at The Grill. The five-course menu will include the annual Champagne toast. The Grill chef, Darry Dugger, will present […]
Elephant at Saint Louis Zoo to celebrate 26th birthday
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Saint Louis Zoo’s bull elephant, Raja, will “stomp open” presents for his 26th birthday on Thursday, December 27th. Visitors are invited to come to River’s Edge in the Zoo at 11:00 am to sing “Happy […]
City Council proclaims December 10 as Human Rights Day in U City
In honor and recognition, City Hall will be lit in rainbow colors until Friday, December 14th. UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. – The City Council of University City unanimously approved a proclamation on Monday night to recognize December 10, 2018 as Human […]
Husch Blackwell elects 25 attorneys to partnership
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Husch Blackwell announced on Monday that 25 attorneys have been elected to the firm’s partnership. Members of the Husch Blackwell’s 2019 class include Amy Bolline, Financial Services and Capital Markets; Robert Bowman, Technology, Manufacturing and Transportation; […]
Motion for Kids annual holiday party to be held Saturday
Celebration provides fun, food and desired gifts for children in foster care, impacted by the justice system ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Kick off the holiday season with Motion for Kids (MFK), an annual holiday party for approximately 2,500 metropolitan St. […]