City Museum is in the running for the titles of America’s “Best Children's Museum” and “Best Immersive Art Experience” as part of national polls conducted by USA TODAY.
Dara Daugherty's home was cited for numerous violations, including failing to have working smoke detectors and trash and debris piles deemed to be a fire hazard.
IWR North America, a leader in building enclosures, is proud to announce the addition of Joel Reed to its team as a Project Manager, primarily focusing on metal construction projects. Joel brings a diverse and comprehensive background in the construction and industrial sectors, with significant expertise in project management, safety management, and estimating. His experience […]
Demolition is now complete on the former 44-year-old Eureka, MO city hall structure, clearing the way for a new $11.5M government center. The new municipal center will be located on existing city-owned property which will also feature public and secured parking areas, connection to the city’s accessible walking trails, and other site amenities planned for […]
Bon Jovi is opening up their archives to fans. As part of the ongoing celebration of their 40th anniversary, the New Jersey rockers just launched what they’re calling Backstage with Bon Jovi, an online…
The mayor planned to meet with state legislators and advocate for her administration’s priorities including maintaining the city’s earnings 1% earnings tax and retaining local control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
A lawsuit recently filed against the City of St. Louis claims the city discontinued its recycling pickup services several years ago but is still charging some residents for services unoffered.
St. Louis lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a plan to subject a more than 800-acre area in North City to eminent domain, in what they described as a community-driven process that would give tools for future development.
Missouri Republican Senate leaders on Tuesday won confirmation for all of Gov. Mike Parson’s pending appointees to state office as members of the Freedom Caucus backed down from a demand that the upper chamber approve initiative petition changes as the price for confirmation.
For almost 16 hours, members of the caucus and their allies held the floor as Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden sought a vote on more than 40 people appointed to state jobs, local government posts and roles on boards…
EDWARDSVILLE - The Edwardsville Arts Center announced today that applications for the 10th Annual Edwardsville Art Fair in September 2024 are open. The event this year will run from Sept. 27 to 29, 2024. Applications close on April 30, 2024. "Edwardsville Art Fair is a juried show that will take place in beautiful City Park in Edwardsville," the Arts Center said in its information release. "We have had nine years of exceptional Art Fairs and look forward to hosting another great year. We hope you'll apply to join us this year." Artist Amenities: $10,000 in Awards Mayor’s Purchase Award Complimentary meals are available for artists throughout the weekend. Artist's partners/helpers can purchase meals for the weekend for an additional fee. Single booth spaces are available. Double and corner spaces by request for an additional fee. Volunteers are available to assist with set-up and loading. Booth sitters and indoor bathrooms are available. Individual electricity is provided
Maryland Heights-based World Wide Technology has formed a partnership with a San Francisco venture capital firm to increase its access to innovative cybersecurity technologies.
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