Four potential replacements for the next St. Louis police chief shared their strategies, if selected, at a town hall on Tuesday night in north St. Louis.
It was only some weeks back that we were discussing how a group of hobbyists were once again doing the culture preservation work that content creators should be doing in the form of a scan of every single Nintendo Power magazine and uploading it to the Internet Archive. At the time, you could go to […]
With Warnock’s second runoff victory in as many years, Democrats will have a 51-49 Senate majority, gaining a seat from the current 50-50 split with John Fetterman’s victory in Pennsylvania.
When Jeff Charlton launched Chesterfield-based Graphic Connections three decades ago, the printing company primarily created business forms and labels. Since then, he’s evolved the company’s focus to adapt to changes in technology that dried up most aspects of the printing business.
A St. Louis board with veto power over projects in historic districts on Monday approved one and rejected another from prolific apartment developer Lux Living.
SEE VIDEO: GODFREY - The Godfrey Village Board of Trustees established the 2023 Tax Levy and passed a few other ordinances on their agenda during Tuesday night’s meeting, with Trustee Ben Allen being the only member absent. The board unanimously approved an ordinance establishing an unchanged Tax Levy for 2023 and the “collection of such taxes for the year 2022 as provided by law.” Shortly after it passed, Mayor Mike McCormick said, “I’ll comment on that - we’re leaving it flat.” The board also unanimously approved the minor subdivision of a property located at 2815 Airport Road in Godfrey. An ordinance amending the zoning classification for 3052 Godfrey Road in Godfrey from “R-3” Single-Family Residential to “B-5” Planned Business was also unanimously approved by the board. Before it passed, Trustee Jeff Weber asked whether or not a new entrance would be constructed off of Godfrey road, to which
GODFREY - Several members of the Godfrey Village Board of Trustees discussed the concerns they had about the Godfrey roundabout project being done by the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) at their meeting on Tuesday night. The general consensus amongst the board members is that while they agree some measure needs to be taken to address traffic in the area, they don’t feel the project’s current design is right for Godfrey and that IDOT has not provided adequate traffic solutions during the construction phase. “Last night, there was a meeting with IDOT about the roundabout … whether you’re for it or against it, I think Godfrey has been thrown a big problem by IDOT,” Trustee Jeff Weber said. “IDOT’s going to close that section for - I talked to four different people from IDOT, one of them said it’ll take a year, one said a year and a half, one said two years, and one said, ‘I hope we can get it done in three