Fifty hours of previously unreleased audio from meetings of the St. Louis airport advisory working group have been posted online. Lawyer Mark Pedroli, whose sunshine requests led to the audio's release, is hoping to do a "crowd sourced" investigation of the dozens of hours of content for any impropriety.
Fifty hours of previously unreleased audio from meetings of the St. Louis airport advisory working group have been posted online. Lawyer Mark Pedroli, whose sunshine requests led to the audio's release, is hoping to do a "crowd sourced" investigation of the dozens of hours of content for any impropriety.
As employers navigate the twin challenges of a talent shortage and workers’ shifting expectations, a trend in workplace design is emerging.
Companies are reconfiguring their office space to create a more enticing and collaborative environment, one that focuses on facilitating high-quality work while also nurturing employees. The designs swap private offices and dedicated workspaces for more creative team zones and comfortable places to land for occasional solo work.
In this new trend, offices…
Earlier this week, the Biden administration urged companies to protect against potential cyberattacks from Russia, which seems like pretty good advice: The Biden-Harris Administration has warned repeatedly about the potential for Russia to engage in malicious cyber activity against the United States in response to the unprecedented economic sanctions we have imposed. There is now […]
The decision to vote out the Boilermakers comes as union members in 2021 totaled 9% of wage and salary workers in Missouri, down from 11.1% in 2019, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
ST. LOUIS — One day before jury selection was scheduled to begin in the perjury and evidence tampering trial for the investigator who played a key role in the legal case that led to former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens' 2018 resignation, that investigator has agreed to a plea deal to forego a trial.
Gasoline prices are up in California: Experts attributed the rise in local prices to recent trouble at a handful of California oil refineries. PBF Energy refineries in Torrance and Martinez as well as a Valero refinery in Benicia outside San Francisco have experienced problems in recent weeks that caused a hit to gasoline production, driving ...continue reading "Spring refinery shutdowns are back in California"
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Brent R. Wood has had the “Interim” tag removed from his title and has been named the new President of the TRRA. Brent has served TRRA as its Chief Financial Officer since 2017. Prior to that, Brent spent over 35 years in various roles in the coal and power industries, and four years in public accounting. Brent served in various […]
Fresh off its fining by the Italian government for breaking privacy laws (which followed several similar actions by other governments), the facial recognition tech company, that is so odious other facial recognition tech companies want nothing to do with it, is claiming it’s pitching in on the Ukraine war effort. “It will (finally) be used […]
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