Three bills intended to overhaul St. Louis' response to homelessness have been withdrawn from consideration as advocates of the proposed legislation head back to the drawing board.
7th Ward Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier, who sponsored Bills 126, 127 and 128, said in a public statement Monday that the bills' withdrawal would make way for "brand new bills" following more input from within both city hall and the community.
The now-withdrawn bills proposed new rules for the decommissioning of homeless…
Missourians spend billions every year in pursuit of instant riches.
They buy lottery tickets, play casino games and dab bingo cards.
And increasingly in recent years, they play games of questionable legality in convenience stores, truck stops and small gaming parlors.
Everyone involved in the industry thinks people would spend more, if given the chance. None of the players pursuing those new markets wants anyone else sitting in on their game.
Major professional league teams, now banding together…
The firm named four new partners, effective Jan. 1, who will join the rest of the partner group in guiding the firm and identifying new opportunities in addition to developing and maintaining client relationships, according to the firm.
A panel seems poised Thursday to recommend that bilingual signage be installed in downtown Clayton the next time the current signs need to be replaced, an official said.
Block founder and CEO Jack Dorsey told staff Thursday that job cuts were coming, as the firm implements a cap on the number of employees, with growth failing to keep up with headcount.
A Florissant man was charged with driving drunk in connection with a crash that left a 7-year-old boy dead and his parents injured. Now, the boy's parents are suing the bar that they claim knowingly overserved the driver alcohol just hours before.
According to the lawsuit filed Thursday in the St. Louis Circuit Court, Jared, Carri and Zachary Allan were driving home to Kansas City on Aug. 12 after taking a family trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. At about 3:30 a.m., the family was traveling…
Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek is refusing to turn over information about a state-sponsored education savings plan to an investment company he accuses of having questionable ties to China and an anti-Israel bias.
Malek expressed his concerns about Morningstar in a letter to the company refusing its request for information about MOST 529, the Missouri-sponsored savings plan that allows customers to invest in education, apprenticeships and retirement.
Morningstar is a financial services company…
MGP Ingredients launched a succession plan with the planned retirement of its CEO at year's end. His successor will come from a St. Louis-based subsidiary.
Three companies in the same downtown St. Louis office building have renewed long-term leases over the past year, choosing to stay in their current offices and footprints after examining options elsewhere.
Washington University has named a leader of a new $15 million drug development accelerator that seeks to commercialize drug candidates from the university’s research efforts.
The job market may be softening, but the battle for talent remains intense in Missouri. Why aren't high-profile layoffs turning the tide? New job creation data provides a hint.
A property tax freeze for St. Louis County seniors became law Wednesday after the deadline for County Executive Sam Page to sign or veto the bill expired.
The bill will freeze property tax increases for homeowners 67 and over whose homes are worth $550,000 or less. It passed the St. Louis County Council on Oct. 17.
The county's revenue department will now have to develop the specifics of the plan. According to the state law allowing the tax freeze, the new program goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2024.
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