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Dean Plocher officially joins GOP primary for Missouri lieutenant governor

2 years 10 months ago
Missouri House Speaker Dean Plocher ended months of speculation about his political future Wednesday, officially announcing his candidacy for lieutenant governor. Plocher, a Republican attorney from Des Peres, joins state Sen. Holly Thompson Rehder and Franklin County Clerk Tim Baker in the GOP primary. All three are vying to replace Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, who is running for governor. Democratic state Rep. Richard Brown is also running. During his time in the legislature, Plocher has championed bills…
Jason Hancock

Math Problem For Linda Yaccarino: If 90% Of The Top Advertisers Have Come Back, But Are Only Spending 10% Of What They Used To, How Screwed Are You?

2 years 10 months ago
Last week, we highlighted how it appears that exTwitter’s ad revenue remains in freefall. We noted that exTwitter CEO-in-name-only Linda Yaccarino had just gone on stage at the Code Conference to try to dismiss the idea that the ad revenue was in trouble, claiming that reports of a 60% decline were “months and months old” […]
Mike Masnick

Dean Plocher officially joins GOP primary for Missouri lieutenant governor

2 years 10 months ago

Missouri House Speaker Dean Plocher ended months of speculation about his political future Wednesday, officially announcing his candidacy for lieutenant governor. Plocher, a Republican attorney from Des Peres, joins state Sen. Holly Thompson Rehder, Franklin County Clerk Tim Baker and St. Louis County resident Paul Berry in the GOP primary. All four are vying to […]

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Jason Hancock

A Solar Eclipse Will Mostly Blot Out the Sun in St. Louis This Saturday

2 years 10 months ago
There's something special about seeing the moon blot out the sun — for a few minutes, at least. Which explains why, year after year, crowds gather around the world to do just that, with some even traveling for the pleasure. This weekend, the U.S. will experience a solar eclipse, and Missourians can check out the phenomenon for themselves — and won't even have to travel to do so.
Jessica Rogen

Bar Association Hosts Construction Law Educational Conference Here Nov. 2-3

2 years 10 months ago
On November 2 & 3, 2023, the American Bar Association (ABA) Forum on Construction Law will present “2023 Construction Law Foundations” in St. Louis. Foundations is a two-day continuing legal education program combining two of the Forum’s most popular Regional Programs on consecutive days – Fundamentals of Construction Law (for the legal angle) and Sticks […]
Tom Finan