St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's "lack of diligence" has led to the dismissal of thousands of cases, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey claimed Tuesday.
The Missouri House gave first-round approval to a $1 billion personal and corporate income tax cut Tuesday, as Republicans pushed the bill through despite Democratic warnings that vital services would be starved for funds.
Lion’s Choice has appointed Fred Burmer, who has over 40 years of experience in the quick-service restaurant industry, as its new chief executive officer, effective April 3.
After 13 hours of overnight debate, the Missouri Senate gave initial approval Tuesday morning to a pair of bills that would limit medical procedures for transgender children and place restrictions on transgender girls playing school sports.
The Missouri House overwhelmingly approved a bill Monday to legalize sports wagering, with Republicans siding with casino companies to defeat Democratic amendments seeking higher taxes and limits on promotional costs.
Missouri's attorney general announced on Monday a plan to use a law governing deceptive business practices to add restrictions on gender transition interventions for transgender children.
In a statement, Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey said his office would use "existing Missouri law governing unfair, deceptive, and unconscionable business practices" to add strict requirements on gender transition interventions, which the statement called experimental.
Bailey called gender transition…
For the second year in a row, the underdogs were the big winners in the first round of St. Louis Inno Madness.
In our friendly, bracket-style challenge, the lower seeds won in 11 of the 16 first-round matchups of our 32-company bracket. Some of the biggest upsets included wins by No. 29 GreenFrame over No. 4 Summersalt and No. 28 ChiChi topping No. 5 Aptimmune.
More than 1,000 individuals cast votes in the first round of this year’s St. Louis Inno Madness. Several of the first-round matchups…
Brad Smith had a decade-long professional golf career, playing in tournaments across the globe against some of the world’s best golfers. Smith, an Australia native who now lives in St. Louis, has since teed up a new career: entrepreneurship.
Through nearly 80 years and three generations as a family business, the types of tables, chairs and other party equipment rented out by Weinhardt Party Rentals may look different now than when the company started in 1946. But the foundation of the business has never changed.
Armstrong Teasdale said Gregory Omer has extensive knowledge of a variety of banking and corporate issues, including mergers and acquisitions; regulatory issues and applications; interstate banking; cybersecurity; issues relating to anti-money laundering; and examination, supervisory and enforcement matters.
Dierberg Markets will hold an opening ceremony March 28 for its new Crestwood store, which anchors the $67 million Crestwood Crossing retail development on the site of the former Crestwood Court, and earlier Crestwood Plaza, shopping mall.
The Hancock Amendment in the Missouri constitution bans unfunded mandates. An exception written for Kansas City's police department is set to expire in 2026.
House Speaker Dean Plocher can look back on the first half with satisfaction. Most of his top priorities have been voted out of the House, and now await action in the Senate. It's the best he could hope for, but the fate of his agenda now lies elsewhere.
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