Yesterday in St. Louis Circuit Court, a judge handed down a life sentence plus 17 years to a 34-year-old man who in 2020 caused a car crash that killed one woman and injured another. On July 21, 2020, Deandre Carter was driving a stolen Mitsubishi Outlander SUV at a high rate of speed westbound on Page Boulevard when he used the shoulder to pass another car. He clipped the side of that car in the process of passing it, then swerved onto the other side of the road and into oncoming traffic.
In its second year of existence, Music at the Intersection came into its own. A diverse crowd of more than 8,000 music-hungry individuals crowded around four stages across Grand Center to see more the many genre-spanning acts. Reportedly, though most hailed from our fair city, others traveled from cities as far as New Orleans.
Core & Main Inc., the growing Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products, is expanding with the acquisition of a New York-based manufacturer of utility infrastructure products.
You might recall that the FCC under both Trump and Biden has made a big deal about forcing U.S. telecoms to rip out Huawei gear from their networks, under the allegation that the gear is used to spy on Americans (you’re to ignore, of course, that the United States spies on everyone, constantly, and has […]
David Mueller went to an event advertised as a criminal justice forum with St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner in late March hoping to hear more about how her office could be more progressive and prevent dismissals like the one his client experienced from happening again.
Instead, he left with a new plan of his own.
The criminal defense attorney has become the first to announce he will challenge Gardner in the 2024 election.
“My client, Levi Henning, was locked up on murder charges for two…
One day after a mass shooting left five dead and several others injured in Louisville, Kentucky, important mass casualty training took place Tuesday morning in St. Louis.
There’s a bitter fight underway in Jefferson City between the agency that manages the main retirement fund for state employees and an investment manager it accuses of dirty dealing. The main arena is a Cole County courtroom, where the Missouri State Employees Retirement System accuses Ontario-based Catalyst Capital Group Inc. of mismanaging $175 million entrusted […]
stLouIST
