The leader of St. Louis technology firm LashBack says the provider of email compliance software has kept a low profile locally since its launch in 2003. But, thanks to a recent sale, its presence in St. Louis could be expanding.
From FOX2now: Windy days can halt crane operations and construction projects. “It’s strange, but as a crane operator, you get to know the wind really well,” Matt Helms, operations manager with Maxim Crane Works L.P., said. “It creates hazards and dangers for us but at the same time it affects all the operations of the […]
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The St. Louis Industrial Development Authority on Thursday approved issuing $17 million in bonds to help finance a private company’s effort to refurbish Hillvale Apartments in a troubled part of northwest St. Louis. The authority made the final decision at its regular board meeting with minimal discussion. Director Gilberto Pinela made […]
From RiverBender: A downtown property that served as Edwardsville’s first City Hall and was the longtime home of public safety services is being transformed into The Station on Main, an estimated $20 million mixed- use development with residential, office, retail and restaurant space. The property includes parcels from 400-420 N. Main Street, which are owned […]
Plaintiffs in the case alleged that polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, caused neurological injuries to students and teachers in Monroe County, Washington.
When I was at the French Open I spent some time snapping pictures on the practice courts. The upside of this is that you can get really close to the players down at eye level. The downside is that you don't necessarily know who the players are. Like this one. Is she someone famous? Or ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
From Webster-Kirkwood Times: St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District’s Executive Director and CEO Brian Hoelscher told Webster Groves city officials Tuesday that the way to mitigate the impact of floods is to remove properties located in floodplains. Detailing rainfall levels in the region from July and August qualifying as 100-year and 500-year events, Hoelscher said that […]
Lawsuits like these are filed all the time. Why? Because, just like out in the open world, opportunistic officers find it easy to coerce people into questioning and searches with the implication they’ll be delayed reaching their destination (or worse) if they don’t. And, like everywhere else in the US, many of these stops are […]
ST. LOUIS COUNTY - The deceased in a fatal accident in the 9800 block of Halls Ferry Road in the North County Precinct at 12:20 p.m. on Oct. 13, 2022, has been identified as Lucy Jones, 92 years of age, of the 4300 block of Sulla Drive, in Florissant, MO., 63033. St. Louis County Police Crimes Against Persons detectives and the Accident Reconstruction Unit are investigating a fatal motor crash in the 9800 block of Halls Ferry Road which resulted in the death of an adult female. On October 13, 2022, at 12:20 PM, St. Louis County police officers from the North County Precinct responded to a call for service for a motor vehicle accident in the 9800 block of Halls Ferry Road. Arriving officers located two motor vehicles involved in a motor vehicle crash. Preliminary investigation revealed a gold-colored Chevrolet Cavalier was traveling southbound on Halls Ferry Road and was attempting to turn left into a parking lot near the intersection of Halls Ferry and St. Cyr, when it was struck
One of St. Louis' largest privately held companies named a new president and chief operating officer, as a member of the sixth generation of the family ownership exits the business.
A lot of people took advantage of the low river levels this weekend to walk to Tower Rock. The river is expected to drop even lower over the next few weeks.
Ozzy Osbourne has an upset demon on his hands. The Prince of Darkness has announced a new partnership with the fundraising platform Omaze to raffle off a Dodge Demon car…
Did the Biden stimulus package produce our current inflation? Over at Vox, Madeleine Ngo says the evidence is against it: Some economists say that recent research and new data have reaffirmed their belief that the stimulus package did not significantly fuel inflation. ....Dean Baker, a senior economist and co-founder of the liberal-leaning Center for Economic ...continue reading "Is the Biden stimulus responsible for inflation? Or is it remote work?"
Three men previously charged at the state level for stealing catalytic converters from a bakery are now facing charges of conspiracy to commit offenses against the United States for stealing converters from United States Postal Service vehicles. In July, prosecutors in St. Louis County announced charges against Da'Monie Moore, 22, Allen Tikvesa, 20, James Beckring, 19, and Dylan Brockett, 18, for their alleged involvement in catalytic converter thefts from 17 vehicles in September 2021. According to a Maryland Heights Police Department, the 17 thefts were first noticed by employees of Bimbo Bakeries in Maryland Heights, from whose parking lot the converters were stolen.
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