A food service company filed a letter with the state of Missouri giving notice that it will no longer contract at Washington University after the spring semester is over.
Edwin Williams from ZenHammer has partnered with WEPOWER and TechArtista to launch an event series connecting very early stage founders with local resources.
Nirvana's Krist Novoselic and R.E.M.'s Peter Buck guest on another new song from Cuban musician Hector Tellez Jr. The track is called "Where's My Phone" and is available now via…
Torch Electronics, which has spread campaign cash to state politicians, is represented by lobbyist Steve Tilley, a former speaker of the Missouri House and an ally of Gov. Mike Parson.
A successful event aimed at helping women find paths into the skilled trades was held last Wednesday (March 8) at Teamsters 682 hall during Women in Construction Week. The event attracted over two dozen exhibitors, including union apprentice programs, contractors, and community agencies. It was a collaborative project of Missouri Women in Trades and the […]
The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles is pretty much just renting a car from Hertz. Participating in either system greatly increases your chances of spending time jailed for crimes you didn’t commit. Hertz’s inability to perform basic inventory control functions means renters in good standing are being treated to guns out traffic stops and felony […]
S. M. Wilson & Co., a St. Louis-based construction manager and contracting firm, has added Bernie Burtch and promoted Matt Frank to the roles of Project Directors. Burtch and Frank provide leadership and operational oversight on a variety of construction projects. They are responsible for ensuring that the entire team has the resources necessary and […]
Students at Patrick Henry Elementary School were able to move with ease as they planted vegetables Friday during a ribbon cutting for concrete pathways made possible by Cement Masons Local 527 apprentices and the union’s signatory contractors. Total value of the project donation is approximately $50,000. In order to assure that the donation would not […]
On Monday, Missouri lawmakers return from their Spring Break. For Missouri’s Republicans, the agenda they’re returning to is squarely focused on restricting the rights of transgender people. Among the bills being debated are those that would prohibit trans girls from playing girls sports and ban gender-affirming health care for minors. Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio political correspondent analyzes the GOP focus on trans issues, and previews what could happen when lawmakers convene next week.