Famed American artist and sculptor Richard Serra, known for turning curving walls of rusting steel and other malleable materials into large-scale pieces of outdoor artwork that are now dotted across the world, died Tuesday at his home in Long Island, New York. He was 85.
The Parkway Board of Education held a meeting for the public to address community concerns and give a detailed explanation of the upcoming Early Childhood Center Tuesday evening.
Take-Two Interactive has already established itself as an IP bully. There are plenty of examples of this from the past several years, but my favorite remains the company’s opposition of a trademark for Rockstar Axe Throwing merely because it had the name “Rockstar” in it. No concern was given to how similar the logos and […]
On Friday August 3, 1928, in Jefferson City, Missouri Secretary of State Charles U. Becker “set my and affix the Great Seal of the State of Missouri” to a set of documents that would be historic.
St. Louis schools are scrambling to find a transportation provider after Missouri Central School Bus canceled its contract with the district, effective this summer.
Employees with Missouri Central School Bus in St. Louis received notice Tuesday that their jobs will be gone at the end of the school year. The company decided to terminate its contract with St. Louis Public Schools at the end of the school year.
St. Louis officials are pursuing eminent domain for the long-vacant Millennium Hotel downtown because of “numerous developers” who have reached out to develop it as prime real estate, a city official said Tuesday.
This week Forum drone videographer Louis Kelly of Drone Eagle, LLC captures progress on the new transportation education complex at St. Louis Community College’s Forest Park campus. The project is the sixth and final project in a multi-campus modernization and expansion by the community college system. The 79,000-square-foot Transportation Center at STLCC-Forest Park will bring […]
The leader of a St. Louis hotel operator indicated Tuesday that a $125 million Downtown West project could be dead after city legislators rejected a subsidy package for it.