Gov. Jay Nixon was in town today to promote the jobs bill the Legislature passed last month. Read jobs reporter Steve Geigerich’s post in his blog here.
WASHINGTON — A new TV and Internet ad portrays opposition to a comprehensive energy bill as opposition to job growth and has Rep. Roy Blunt, R-Springfield, in its sights.
The League of Conservation Voters produced the ad,…
St. Louis County has 45 more projects, costing $500 million, to add to its economic stimulus list, Garry Earls, the county’s chief operating officer, on Thursday told the January membership meeting of the St. Louis County Municipal League.
At the group’s…
Gov.-elect Jay Nixon will be in St. Louis later today to announce his plan for adding jobs to Missouri’s moribund economy, but his plans were released at a stop in Kansas City this morning.
His plan? Much as Sen. Charlie Shields, R-St.…
Mayor Francis Slay is pointing to today’s massive job cuts at Anheuser-Busch InBev — 1,400 company wide, about three-fourths of which are in St. Louis — to call on president-elect Barack Obama to jump start the economy soon.
“This is a very painful day…
Gov.-elect Jay Nixon has named a group of Citizen Transition Advisers to help him find applicants for state jobs. According to a news release from the Nixon transition team, the governor elect hopes this team will help recruit a diverse, qualified…
If there’s one thing the two candidates for Missouri governor agree on, it’s this: The most important issue to voters these days is jobs. Apparently, their polls are telling them the same thing. But Republican Kenny Hulshof and Democrat Jay…
