From Leader Publications: Byrnes Mill city officials recently agreed to spend almost $60,000 on repairs to Franks Road and parts of Upper Byrnes Mill and Lower Byrnes Mill roads. Public Works Supervisor Bob Schmidt said routine maintenance is greatly needed on the roads. Schmidt said Franks Road, which has needed repairs for about three years, […]
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said hospitalizations rose yet again last week by another 19%. Deaths from the virus also saw a large jump: 21% in one week.
The St. Louis NAACP has joined the call for transparency about the city jail after reports that people incarcerated have been deprived of showers and food, and have been abused.
A 20-year-old from Eureka faces three separate charges after bring a gun to a fist fight. According to Overland Police, on Monday, Zackary Goughenour texted a 17-year-old that he wanted to fight. But when he later showed up at the victim's home and began to "mess with" vehicles parked outside, he didn't just bring his fists — but rather a gun.
Editor’s Note: In this podcast produced by AEM, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, Marsia Geldert-Murphey, president-elect of the American Society of Civil Engineers weighs in on as part of a panel on attracting technical talent in the current labor market. Geldert-Murphey is regional director and business development principal for Lochmueller Group, a regional engineering consulting […]
Authorities on Tuesday charged the 24-year-old man who was shot by a St. Louis County officer on Monday morning after police say he carjacked a woman, then opened fire on officers when they arrived at the scene.
Joe Martinez had always declined offers from out-of-state firms looking to acquire Dallas-based Phlox Capital Management. Things changed when he listened to a podcast earlier this year and heard Krilogy CEO Kent Skornia speak.
A Mexican restaurant and retail counter is getting ready to open in St. Louis’ Southampton neighborhood, as El Molino del Sureste will open Saturday, Sept. 9, at 5005 S. Kingshighway Blvd.
I've showed you St. Michael's Abbey before, shortly after it opened in 2021. Here it is again in a different view, framed by cactus and oak trees and lit up by the late afternoon sun.
In the lawsuit filed last week, Dark Horse’s attorneys said the company purchased nearly $325,000 worth of distillate “not knowing that the distillate was unusable in Missouri.”
A man accused of trying to steal a woman's car and exchanging gunfire with a St. Louis County officer before he was shot Monday now faces felony charges.
From Arch Daily: There are several symbols that transcend language barriers and are easily recognized and understood by people from different cultures. Examples include the male and female bathroom icons, the cross symbolizing health, and the universal Wi-Fi symbol. Among these universal icons is the recycling symbol, conceived in 1971 by Gary Anderson, an architect […]
In response to growing public concern over crime, cities and counties throughout the United States are returning to a familiar tool: curfews for young people. Proponents argue curfews curb crime and protect youth by keeping them off the streets. But research suggests curfews are ineffective, and some juvenile justice advocates and experts warn of unintended […]
From Urban Land: The Green and Resilient Retrofit Program (GRRP), a new program from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), has made $2 billion in funds available from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to support private owners of HUD-assisted multifamily buildings to make decarbonization and resilience upgrades. The IRA has already gained […]
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