From Leader Publications: The city of Arnold will spend $1,676,716.70 to replace a buckling retention wall, replace concrete on numerous streets and fix a broken section of a stormwater pipe. City Council members voted unanimously March 2 to approve the three projects. The city will pay Keeley Construction Group of St. Louis $912,353.20 to tear […]
From St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis leaders announced a series of funds and initiatives Tuesday to support economic development among historically marginalized communities. One is the Economic Justice Accelerator Fund, which will combine private donations from companies with philanthropic funding and money from the American Rescue Plan and other public sources. The intention is […]
A community is in mourning after one Hermann, Missouri, police officer was shot and killed in the line of duty and an officer from another department was critically injured.
It's time for some serious geekery. This post will (once again) address the question of whether the 2018 bank deregulation law had any effect on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Yesterday I looked at SVB's capital ratios and concluded that they were higher than required either with or without the law. If deregulation had ...continue reading "Silicon Valley Bank would have passed every test for liquidity"
March 14 is the deadline for St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner to respond to the Missouri Attorney General’s lawsuit trying to oust her from office.
Hope Gribble, Green Schools Manager for the Missouri Gateway Green Building Council, has been named a 2023 Best of Green Schools Award recipient for the Michelle Curreri Collaborator Award category, presented by the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council and Green Schools National Network. Hope Gribble accepts 2023 Best of Green […]
Neal Richardson, who leads the city's economic development arm, said that could mean companies making donations to special programs or making loans to businesses in target areas.