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From St. Louis Post-Dispatch:  The ongoing remodel of the iconic Old Courthouse will go further than previously planned thanks to an additional infusion of federal money. Standing at Kiener Plaza, with the courthouse and Gateway Arch behind her, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said Thursday that federal officials will put $17 million more into the project […]

All you need is Google. That’s how things have been going in the law enforcement world. If you don’t know who you’re looking for, just ask Google to do it for you. A variety of warrants that demand Google search its data stores for personal information (that might lead investigators to find potential suspects [who […]

House speaker switches races. Embattled treasurer to seek full term. Abortion-rights Republican files for office.

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From Building Design + Construction:  It’s a beautiful summer evening. You and your friend are taking a stroll around a park in your town and before you know it, the sun has set. Suddenly you realize there is very little lighting above the sidewalk you are walking on, you are unable to read signage for […]

The St. Louis Business Journal recently saluted Alberici Constructors’ Assistant General Counsel Amanda Powell in its Corporate Counsel Awards. The business publication noted: Amanda Powell has held numerous roles in her two-plus decades at Alberici Constructors Inc. As assistant general counsel for the past three years, she has been instrumental in the company’s efforts to […]

STLCC receives grants to enhance GIS program FERGUSON – As St. Louis Community College gets its geospatial technology program off the ground, grants awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor and the state of Missouri will help the program soar. STLCC has been awarded more than $1.75 million in funding from both Congress and the […]

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From St. Louis Business Journal:  A data center operator that entered the St. Louis market last year has relocated its local operations, moving to larger space downtown. Edge Centers has opened a new data center at the Globe Building at 710 N. Tucker Blvd., relocating from Netrality Data Centers’ facility at 210 N. Tucker Blvd. […]

by Dr. John Gaal Editor’s Note: Each week, Dr. John Gaal, director of worker wellness for the Missouri Works Initiative, a non-profit workforce formed by the Missouri AFL-CIO, collects and comments on news and trends in workforce wellness and life balance. Construction Forum carries the Worker Wellness & Well-Being Blog as a regular feature. The […]

North County Inc. Names 2024 Coumminity Leadership Awardees North County Incorporated (NCI) will recognize local leaders for their contributions to the North County region at its 47th Annual Leadership Breakfast on May 17, 2024, from 7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. at the Marriott St. Louis Airport Hotel. More than 550 business, civic, and community leaders […]

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House Speaker Dean Plocher, R-Des Peres, is facing ethics allegations as he serves his final term in the Legislature.

WASHINGTON — The future of medication abortion access in the United States went in front of the U.S. Supreme Court justices on Tuesday, where several justices appeared somewhat skeptical as anti-abortion organizations argued use of the pharmaceutical should be moved back to what was in place before 2016. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar, speaking on behalf […]

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Good news today: The Supreme Court on Tuesday seemed unlikely to limit access to a key medication used in more than 60 percent of U.S. abortions and first approved more than two decades ago. A majority of justices from across the ideological spectrum expressed skepticism that the antiabortion doctors challenging the government’s loosening of regulations ...continue reading "Mail-order mifepristone likely to stay fully legal"

From Riverbender:  Several residents of Alton’s first ward spoke for and against a proposed homeless shelter known as the “New Hope House” at 525 Alby St., adjacent to the Salvation Army, the organization behind the project. Questions, concerns, and clarifications about the shelter came to light at this month’s Ward 1 meeting at Alton City […]

Daniel Riley, who was found guilty of multiple assault charges earlier this month, is seeking a new lawyer. Riley, 22, was the driver responsible for the February 2023 collision in downtown St. Louis that trapped visiting athlete Janae Edmondson between two vehicles. Edmondson had to have both legs amputated.