Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey and St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner are both planning to speak at separate news conferences Thursday afternoon.
From Gensler: Lifelong learning can be transformative. It gives us a sense of progression and evolution, and a sense of direction and purpose. As a concept, the potential opportunity it brings is excellent, but as a process, lifelong learning hasn’t translated itself into our culture or manifested itself in our everyday lives. There is still […]
From West Newsmagazine: A new development proposed on 66 acres at the northeast corner of Hwy. 100 and Melrose Road in Wildwood will have not only individual septic sewers but also community wells. Whalen Custom Homes is requesting approval of a preliminary plat for the development of 12 single-family homes with lots that are 3.4 […]
Jeremy Boyer splits his time between the Oakville church, where he acts as the Director of Sacred Music and Liturgy, and at professional sports games. At both venues, he provides the music.
Despite the end of the aircraft's production, Boeing said it plans to continue expanding locally with plans to "redirect resources" to other defense projects.
From Area Development: Shifting policies and regulations, increased consumer spending, significant investments by leading automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), continued environmental concerns, high gas costs, decreasing battery prices, and charging system technology advancements are among the many components contributing to electric vehicles (EVs) record-setting sales in the second quarter of 2022. By 2030, automakers are anticipated to […]
Last summer, we wrote about New York’s law to require websites to have “hateful conduct” policies, noting that it was “ridiculous” and “likely unconstitutional.” The law was passed in the wake of the horrific Buffalo super market shooting, where the state’s Governor and Attorney General sought to blame the internet, rather than the government’s own […]
Missouri state officials are preparing for legal action against St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner in the case she does not resign within the next hour.
Look for a high-risk, high-reward strategy as St. Louis CITY SC launches its inaugural Major League Soccer season Saturday against Austin FC at Q2 Stadium in North Austin, Texas. Despite being the new boys on the block, CITY Head Coach Bradley Carnell made it clear on The CITY Voice podcast that his team won’t play it safe this season. “I always like risks, you know? I believe in high-risk, high-reward.”
From Gensler: If innovating were as easy as telling employees to “be innovative” and “fail fast,” companies would be disrupting the market left and right — but we all know that’s not the case. Despite innovation being a strategic priority for businesses across industries, it’s not always well supported in daily work-life. What makes one […]
From Building Design+Constrcution: Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, we have seen record-high construction costs and delays that have affected almost every industry across the country. And, with the most recent report from CBRE, it’s clear construction costs will continue to rise. The global real estate services firm has predicted a staggering 14.1% annual […]
From FOX: There are new concerns about a long-time nature sanctuary that’s now surrounded by suburban development in St. Charles. Bangert Island is a 160-acre haven for hikers and bike riders just south of Interstate 70 along the Missouri River. The concerns have arisen over a change in who controls the island. The City of […]
The Eagles’ Don Henley received quite an honor this week. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer was feted at the 2023 Pollstar Awards with this year’s Milestone Award. “I appreciate this very much,” Henley…
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner will hold a news conference Thursday amid mounting calls for her resignation and a threat by the state attorney general to launch proceedings to remove her from office.
After decades of waiting, Major League Soccer is arriving in St. Louis on March 3 — and now soccer is just rolling into the city. CITY SC announced today that the United States women’s national team will visit the brand new, 22,500-seat CITYPARK stadium on April 11 at 6:30 p.m.
From West Newsmagazine: Property owners have been waiting 17 years for action to be taken on land near Town Center in Wildwood. Developers have been on hold for seven. But at its Feb. 13 meeting, the City Council said enough and gave final approval to rezoning for The Reserve at Wildwood. The residential development from […]