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Do you know a young professional making a difference in St. Louis? Submit a 40 Under 40 nomination

2 years 4 months ago
The St. Louis Business Journal has extended the nomination deadline for its annual 40 Under 40 Awards, which celebrate young professionals making a difference in the St. Louis region. The new nomination deadline is Friday, Aug. 12, and you can submit your nomination here. In November, the Business Journal will introduce a new class of 40 young professionals who are making their mark on the St. Louis business scene. To be eligible for the 2022 program, a candidate must be under 40 years of age…
Veneta Rizvic

Gov. Pritzker announces $21M for infrastructure projects in Cahokia Heights

2 years 4 months ago
Gov. J.B. Pritzker, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and other officials announced $21 million in funding for the city of Cahokia Heights. The $21 million in funding will go towards supporting and improving infrastructure projects within the area of Cahokia Heights. The funding includes $9.9 million going towards investment in the rehabilitation or replacement of many lift stations, sewer line repair, and slip lining for the city's main trunk line. These repairs will help with sewer…
Alli Hebel, KSDK

Coleman defeats Roorda in Republican state Senate primary in JeffCo

2 years 4 months ago
Mary Elizabeth Coleman, currently a Missouri state representative in the 97th District, bested Jeff Roorda and two other challengers in the race to be the Republican candidate for Missouri state Senate's 22nd District, which lies entirely in Jefferson County. Coleman is running for the seat being vacated by incumbent Paul Wieland, a term-limited Republican not running for reelection. Coleman took 35% of the vote to Roorda's 24%. Roorda, most recently business manager for the St. Louis Police Officers…
Diana Barr

St. Louis voters pass propositions increasing school funding, fines for illegal dumping

2 years 4 months ago
St. Louis voters passed a pair of propositions Tuesday to increase funding for public schools and increase the fines for people caught illegally dumping. Proposition S and Proposition F both passed in the city of St. Louis with more than 80% of the vote Tuesday. Prop S Proposition S would allow the St. Louis Board of Education to borrow $160 million to fund a wide range of repairs and renovations in the Saint Louis Public School District, including security system upgrades, lead removal and ADA…
Sam Clancy and Mark Maxwell, KSDK

Sam Page defeats Jane Dueker in Democratic race for St. Louis County executive

2 years 4 months ago
Incumbent Sam Page beat back a challenge from attorney Jane Dueker in the Democratic primary for the office of St. Louis County executive, putting him a step closer to a full four-year term. Page won 63% of the vote, with Dueker taking 36%, according to St. Louis County results. In the Republican primary for the office, Katherine Pinner won a major upset over state Rep. Shamed Dogan. Pinner will face Page in the Nov. 8 general election. Page, county executive since 2019, made his reelection race…
Jacob Kirn

St. Louis Congresswoman Cori Bush defeats Steve Roberts on way to reelection

2 years 4 months ago
U.S. Rep. Cori Bush, D-St. Louis, on Tuesday defeated primary challenger Steve Roberts, virtually ensuring her reelection this November in the heavily Democratic 1st Congressional District. Bush got 69% of the vote. Roberts had 26%. Roberts, a moderate challenger, had appealed to voters by claiming that Bush's controversial votes — against the federal infrastructure bill and defense spending, for example — had cost the district. Bush countered that she brought $1 billion in federal relief…
Jacob Kirn