She said she will use data and determination to deliver the basics that have sputtered in recent years and maintain an open-door policy to anyone interested in helping her.
Two restaurants are suing their south St. Louis County landlord for breach of contract and fraud, which they say prevented one of the restaurants from opening.
GREENBELT, MARYLAND — A federal judge in Maryland on Tuesday ordered a defiant Trump administration to provide evidence about how it has tried to secure the release of an immigrant mistakenly deported to a brutal mega-prison in El Salvador, saying that to date, the record shows “nothing has been done.” District Judge Paula Xinis laid […]
She was charged in February 2023 when police were called to a home in the 300 block of Narrowleaf Lane in O'Fallon and found the baby, Aaliyah Denson-Shelley, unresponsive.
Multiple sources tell FOX 2 News that VA employees in the area are getting another offer to resign or retire as the Department of Veterans Affairs looks to cut tens of thousands of jobs.
A proposed constitutional amendment that would ban abortion is one step closer to the statewide ballot after it won initial approval of the Missouri House on Tuesday. After four hours of floor debate, the House passed the proposed amendment with 94 in favor and 50 against. Two Republicans — Speaker Jon Patterson and state Rep. […]
G RANITE CITY - Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski stopped at Granite City for a roundtable discussion with local leaders about funding for local projects. On Tuesday, April 15, 2025, Budzinski and leaders from local communities met at America’s Central Port in Granite City to discuss the Continuing Resolution recently passed by Congressional Republicans. This resolution did not include funding for 15 projects in the 13th District, which Budzinski represents. “We had a number of projects that, had we reached a full and complete federal budget in this last fiscal year, we would have been able to award these well-deserving communities with this commitment,” Budzinski explained. “These are projects that had already gone through the appropriations process and had been approved, but we just failed to reach, under Republican leadership, a complete federal budget. So this can has continued to be kicked down the road, quite frankly, for the last several years.”
by Diana Wilhold, Deputy Executive Director, COO, Construction Forum Last week at Construction Forum, we launched our first U.S. Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship program, Certified Survey Technician (CST). Click here to download a flyer on the program. We had a week-long training to prepare the five CST apprentices. A big “thank you” is due […]