Republicans running in statewide primaries are faced with a decision: Do they continue to embrace Trump, unbothered by his penchant for playing fast and loose with the truth and the law, even as the wheels of justice slowly roll toward him?
The restaurant operator has been weighing a bid for governor as a Democrat, setting up a possible showdown with state Rep. Crystal Quade, the top Democrat in the Missouri House who's already announced a gubernatorial run, as three Republicans also run for the office.
Following a roundtable discussing gun violence on Tuesday, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones office released a list of anticipated gun legislation, which comes after the mayor signed a bill into law regulating open carry earlier this month.
The list includes:
Prohibit military-grade weapons on city streets
Prevent the transfer or sale of guns to minors
Take action on 'ghost guns' and similar untraceable firearms
Prepare St. Louis for the passage of Blair's Law, which would elevate charges for celebratory…
The city of St. Louis is paying a Belgium company nearly $10,000 to host an online platform that's taking ideas on how to use $250 million in Rams settlement cash allocated to the government.
Innovation district Cortex says it’s still “actively working” with a local developer that has proposed a residential project within its Central West End borders, despite delays on the development.
The current labor agreement for the United Auto Workers expires Sept. 14, and if the union can't reach an agreement with the Big Three by then, a strike becomes more likely, costing the Missouri economy tens of millions of dollars a day.
The city of St. Louis is set to consider forcing landlords to register with the government, part of a push to hold out-of-town owners accountable amid a wave of housing legislation that's set to be heard.
The city of St. Louis will consider allowing the operation of cannabis lounges where patrons could use products on-site, the government's legislative leader said Tuesday.
The Chesterfield City Council on Monday night advanced The Staenberg Group’s planned $2 billion redevelopment plan for the Chesterfield Mall, despite the developer's request to pause the project.
Kansas City Chiefs players Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce invested in a pickleball 'eatertainment' concept. The restaurant and pickleball chain has grown to eight locations, with one slated to open in the St. Louis area later this year.
One of Chesterfield’s top city officials remains hopeful that The Staenberg Group’s latest redevelopment project will continue moving forward, despite an indefinite pause on the project that stems from a disagreement over a modification to the project’s plans.
Tony Novelly, the St. Louis energy tycoon and chairman of Clayton-based FutureFuel Corp. (NYSE: FF), is among the billionaires reported to have gifted Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas with expensive trips.
Digital consulting firm Perficient Inc. has created a global innovation group within its operations in an effort to determine how best it can help customers use cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology.
In the marijuana industry, they say potency is king.
Producers all over the country are competing to put the most intoxicating product on the shelves. And that can leave the labs who test these products in a tough spot.
At least, that’s been the case in California and other states where marijuana is legal, said Josh Swider, co-founder and CEO of Infinite Chemical Analysis Labs in San Diego — and Missouri should take note.
Back in 2020, Swider started getting calls from marijuana producers…
An audit, that was supposed to take less than a year to complete, will likely end up taking three times as long for the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office, according to Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick.
The review is part of an overall citywide audit that the St. Louis Board of Aldermen requested in 2018. All of the audits on the city’s various departments are complete – except the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office, Fitzpatrick said.
“It has just been delay after delay after…
Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday vetoed a measure that would have granted existing utilities in downstate Illinois, notably Ameren Illinois, the “right of first refusal” for transmission line construction.
This would have given Ameren, the electric utility that serves much of downstate Illinois, authority to build new transmission lines without going through a competitive bidding process under federal regulations for any projects approved by the Midcontinent Independent System Operator, or MISO,…
Communities across Illinois that lack access to nearby stores that sell high quality food may soon see that change.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Friday signed a bill that sets up a program to distribute $20 million for grants and technical assistance for grocery stores as well as funding research into food insecurity.
The grants will go to grocery stores that are independently owned, including for-profit and nonprofit organizations, co-ops and grocery stores owned by units of local government.
The program's…
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