From St. Louis Magazine: For some, it’s their baby’s first trip to the St. Louis Aquarium—watching their eyes shine as fish swim overhead. For others, it’s seeing their dad light up while reminiscing at the Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum. For many, it’s the summertime tradition of polar bears, penguins, and primates at the […]
The giant tax and spending bill President Donald Trump signed into law over the weekend includes the biggest health care spending cuts in U.S. history. In response, states are scrambling to shield their hospitals from the looming loss of hundreds of millions in federal funding. In Georgia, a key state panel late last month took […]
From St. Louis Business Journal: The latest phase in $150 million in apartment-focused development is scheduled to open this fall. Prairie Encore, the $90 million mixed-use development in the western St. Charles County city of Dardenne Prairie, will be anchored by a 218,800-square-foot apartment building with 190 units, which is currently under construction. It is […]
One of the dirty little secrets of St. Louis’s beautiful historical multi-family structures is that they are usually hugely energy-inefficient. A product and process recently pioneered in this market by T. J. Wies Sealing Solutions helped the owner of an historic four-family building achieve 2021 IECC air ceiling standards of 3.0 ACH50. The goals were […]
Have I mentioned lately that the U.S. no longer has functional federal consumer protection and corporate oversight thanks to Donald Trump? And how that should probably be more of a story across journalism? Last fall you might recall that the FTC created a popular new rule that barred corporations from making it annoying or difficult […]
Missouri should revisit the way it supports “chronically low-performing schools” over the coming year, state Commissioner of Education Karla Eslinger said as she unveiled her priorities in a State Board of Education meeting Wednesday. The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s current approach is “cookie cutter,” she said, lacking individual supports customized to struggling […]
A commission overseeing clean water laws in Missouri rejected requests Wednesday to toughen environmental rules for meat producers who residents say are skirting rules governing concentrated animal feeding operations.
The city threatened to fire the police captain and charge him with criminal acts if he didn't resign but never provided him information about the allegations, the suit says.
Velda City has partnered with the North County Police Cooperative to become the tenth municipality in North St. Louis County to join the cooperative, effective immediately.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Ill. - A fire destroyed a house overnight Thursday in Freeburg. The fire broke out around 1 a.m. on Jefferson Road, leaving the house in ruins. It is unknown if the house was occupied at the time of the fire.
The new store has inventory catered to the local community with Hispanic brands like La Costeña canned goods, Maseca corn flour and Sidral Mundet soda.