A woman accused of opening fire at authorities after threatening to shoot up a Social Security office in downtown St. Louis is offering her side of the story.
Shirking accountability is a standard law enforcement pattern and practice. Those enforcing laws often feel they’re not obligated to follow the law. This attitude is internalized in every sense of the word. It’s not just blowing off outside oversight. The police refuse to police themselves, allowing good officers to go bad and bad officers to […]
Knoebel Construction, a top St. Louis-based general contractor, has promoted Joe Pankratz to Vice President of Operations. Pankratz brings nearly 15 years of experience in the commercial construction industry. Since joining Knoebel in 2012, he has served in numerous capacities ranging from Superintendent, Project Manager, Director of Pre-Construction and now as Vice President of Operations. […]
The American Subcontractors Association (ASA) – Midwest Council will host its 21st annual Meet the General Contractors Expo on February 1, 2023, at the St. Charles Convention Center. The yearly event gives area subcontractors and construction professionals the opportunity for valuable networking time with many of St. Louis’ top general contractors. The expo provides an […]
If you wanted the skinny on big infrastructure projects coming out in our region, SITE Improvement Association has got your numbers. On Feb. 28th, from 1-6PM at the St. Charles Convention Center, over 20 project presenters, including public and private agencies covering local, state, and federal governments and major utilities serving the region, will spend […]
IMPACT Strategies has completed renovations to two retail suites for U.S. Properties Group (USPG). The space, totaling 5,721 SF, is located between the Dollar Tree and Kohl’s stores on Beltline Road in Collinsville, IL. Construction was completed on schedule in just three months. The firm’s work will allow for the expansion of Dollar Tree and […]
The Ferguson-based company's disclosure of its takeover bid for a Texas public company doesn't just position it as a potential buyer. It's also emerged as an activist investor, saying it's willing to up the ante.
On Tuesday, the Environmental Protection Agency began testing at the Elm Point Wellfield in St. Charles to get to the bottom of who contaminated their well water.