The first bill to clear the Missouri House this year would open the door for health care providers to face the death penalty if they don’t provide life-saving care to a baby born after an attempted abortion. The legislation could also allow lawsuits against anyone assisting with illegal medication abortions. “A baby that makes it […]
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The project is the second in several months involving St. Louis County-controlled land in Wellston, signs of progress on redevelopment that officials said decades ago they wanted to facilitate.
WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic proposal Thursday to sue the Trump administration over allegations that it did not fully release the Epstein files, as mandated under a law unanimously approved by senators and signed by the president nearly three months ago. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., asked for unanimous consent on a resolution […]
The Beach Boys’ Al Jardine has announced a very special show in Los Angeles to coincide with the upcoming release of the new Beach Boys box set, We Gotta Groove: The…
Scott Joplin, known as the "King of Ragtime", composed more than 40 musical pieces, including "Maple Leaf Rag" and "The Entertainer", and is recognized for his mastery of the piano and his role in integrating the genre into American music.
ALTON – The Alton Educational Foundation recently released their second grant opportunity this school year for the teachers and staff of the Alton School District. The Foundation provides grant funding to increase innovative programs and projects which directly benefit students, classrooms and schools. The new spring grant cycle, with applications due March 13, will once again seek new ideas and proposed projects from teachers and staff. Over the past 25 years, the Foundation has funde
From Mid Rivers Newsmagazine: The Warrenton Board of Aldermen approved plans for a 337-acre data center at its Jan. 20 meeting. Crusoe AI Chief Real Estate Agent Matt Fields presented plans to build two 805,000-square-foot data center buildings and a 40,000-square-foot administrative building, as well as a 621,250-square-foot switch yard and 603,200-square-foot electrical substation north […]
by Tom Finan, Executive Director, Construction Forum A major residential redevelopment project in the Lulu Heights neighborhood of Wellston will bring 178 new single-family homes to the community through a partnership involving the Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority of the County of St. Louis (LCRA), the City of Wellston, the St. Louis County Port Authority, […]
From West Newsmagazine: Plans are still underway for the grand staircase proposed for Downtown Chesterfield. The Staenberg Group (TSG) submitted a request to amend the redevelopment agreement for the area known as RPA-1, relating to the redevelopment of the former Chesterfield Mall. Demolition of the mall site, excluding the Dillard’s and former Macy’s buildings, is […]
If you’ve been paying attention to surveillance and civil liberties issues over the past fifteen years, you’ve likely learned to recognize a particular pattern. Senator Ron Wyden will occasionally send a public letter that essentially says “hey, I can’t tell you what’s happening because it’s classified, but something really bad is going on and you […]
A Central West End apartment building near Forest Park has been condemned after extensive damage caused by a fire during the late-January snowstorm in St. Louis.
From St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune: It starts with a truck painting the yellow divider lines down the middle of the road and the instructors marking out dots along the side of the road where warning signs and traffic cones should be spaced for a road construction lane change. Then come the laborers marking the […]
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