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Mandela: The Official Exhibition
Mandela: The Official Exhibition at the Saint Louis Science Center takes guests on a journey through the life of the iconic freedom fighter and political leader. An immersive and
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Brian May reveals origins of his all-star Star Fleet Project
As previously reported, Queen’s Brian May is revisiting his 1983 all-star collaboration, Brian May + Friends: Star Fleet Project with a new box set. The project featured Eddie Van Halen, Alan Gratzer, Phil Chen and Fred Mandel, and now May's sharing some insight into…
Corporate Counsel Awards 2023: Claudine Chastain helps fuel World Wide Technology's rapid growth
As chief counsel at Maryland Heights-based Worldwide Technology, Claudine Chastain provides legal support to WWT’s Global Enterprise Segment, in its efforts to work with customers globally.
Margaret Gilleo, who fought Ladue City Hall and won a First Amendment victory, has died
Margaret Gilleo's lawsuit over Ladue's sign ordinance went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. She died June 8.
Wood River Man Enters Guilty Plea To Aggravated Domestic Battery, Unlawful Restraint, Gets Five Years In Prison
WOOD RIVER - A Wood River man was charged after law enforcement officials from Calhoun County Sheriff's Office responded to a domestic disturbance on May 28, on Porcupine Lane in Hamburg in Calhoun County. He also has been sentenced after a guilty plea. Law Enforcement Officials from CCSO responded to the complaint and conducted an investigation. Subsequent to an investigation, Jerry A. Thomas, age 36, of Wood River, was arrested for the following offenses: Aggravated Battery (Two Counts) Aggravated Domestic Battery Unlawful Restraint At the time of the offense, Thomas was on Mandatory Supervised Release (Parole) from the Illinois Department of Corrections for unrelated convictions for Aggravated Domestic Battery. Thomas was arrested without incident and transported to the Jersey County Jail. On June 13. 2023, Thomas pled Guilty to Aggravated Domestic Battery and Aggravated Battery. Thomas was sentenced to five years in the Illinois Department of Corrections, by the Honorable
Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong shares support for Oakland A’s fans’ “reverse boycott”
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong is sharing his support for fans of the Oakland A's baseball team amid their "reverse boycott." As opposed to refusing to go to games,…
Bruce Springsteen gives into audience requests, plays “My Hometown” in Zurich
While in the past Bruce Springsteen has taken song requests from fans in the audience, that hasn’t been the case on his current tour with The E Street Band. Well, that all changed at…
Corporate Counsel Awards 2023: Jed Penney helps lead Schnucks through 4 M&A deals
Since Schnuck Markets' Associate General Counsel Jed Penney joined the company in 2015, he has expanded the role and reach of his job, finding numerous ways to streamline operations, build partnerships and address issues facing the retail industry.
Corporate Counsel Awards 2023: Omar Malik is Edward Jones' legal point person for technology investments
Omar Malik serves as a legal leader on Edward Jones' mobile app development, data analytics projects, robotics process automation, artificial intelligence and other technology efforts tied to firm systems, tools and processes that deepen client relationships with branch teams and financial advisers.
Motive in fatal Edwardsville stabbings still a mystery despite guilty plea
Michael and Lois Ladd were killed in their Edwardsville home in March 2019. A man pleaded guilty in their deaths, but his motive and connection to the couple remain a mystery.
Corporate Counsel Awards 2023: Tamar Hodges keeps Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals in compliance
As associate general counsel, integrity and compliance officer, for Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, Tamar Hodges identifies compliance risks that could impact the company’s business objectives.
Corporate Counsel Awards 2023: Thomas Larson has worked on Anheuser-Busch's biggest deals
As global vice president of corporate law at Anheuser-Busch InBev, Thomas Larson leads a team in antitrust and securities compliance and transactions.
St. Louis prosecutor looks to boost attorney pay as he rebuilds after Kim Gardner's exit
The pay for entry-level attorneys would increase to a minimum of $52,500 from $47,700. They could make as much as $80,300, up from $73,034.
Suspects identified after Bank ATM theft Monday in Washington, Missouri
Rockwood School District moves to block effort to unionize preschool therapists
The organizing in Rockwood comes amid a worsening teacher and staff shortage across Missouri.
Corporate Counsel Awards 2023: Alexandra Faver helps CBD Kratom 'run as a well-oiled machine'
While Alexandra “Allie” Faver’s title at CBD Kratom is corporate counsel, her role extends beyond it. In addition to leading the St. Louis-based cannabinoid manufacturing company’s legal matters, Faver additionally helms its government relations efforts, helping to push cannabis- and kratom-related legislation at the federal, state and local levels.
Statehouses debate who should build EV charging networks
Though they only make up a fraction of cars and trucks on the road now, many projections — from Wall Street firms, trade groups and automakers themselves — predict an imminent surge in electric vehicles over the next decade. S&P Global estimates that the nearly 2 million electric vehicles on U.S. roads today will grow […]
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Corporate Counsel Awards 2023: David Schatz brings tech savvy to general counsel role at ESCO Technologies
As senior vice president, general counsel and secretary of ESCO Technologies, David Schatz has been involved with multiple acquisitions and helps support organic growth of company products and systems.
New restaurant opens today in Ballpark Village
Condado Tacos opens its doors for the first time Thursday morning.
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