Rep. Tom Hannegan, a Republican, was a champion of legislation seeking to release older prison inmates who are nonviolent
The district collects more than $3 million per year to hire security, employ a street cleaning team and plant trees and flowers downtown.
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said Republicans defying a mask requirement at a County Council meeting Tuesday were “seeking a confrontation.”
Despite public health order, and mask requirement spelled out on council agenda, council votes 4-3 not to enforce mask order.
Along with announcing vaccine booster eligibility, Dr. Page expresses concern over the disagreement about wearing masks.
The five-figure ad buy is set to run statewide, including in St. Louis.
SLU's latest job fair for ex-offenders attracted more interest than ever Tuesday as a labor shortage pushes employers to leave no stone unturned.
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Gov. Mike Parson signed the measure into law in July.
Councilman Tim Fitch cites legal precedent for why the report should be public.
Last week, Gov. Mike Parson accused the newspaper of hacking the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's website.
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A check of records shows Missouri’s Department of Labor did not provide written input to help Gov. Parson decide the future of unemployment benefits.
If focus turns to employers, perhaps they will pressure Congress to act.
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The investigation comes as a separate flaw discovered by the Post-Dispatch has enraged Gov. Mike Parson.
But action is also possible on abortion notification, vaccine mandates.
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Toyota, which has a plant in Troy, plans a new $1.29 billion factory to produce batteries for gas-electric hybrid and fully electric vehicles.
Backers hope to get wheels in motion on reboot, but East-West Gateway Council of Governments board must greenlight the proposal.
Judge takes shot at Attorney General Eric Schmitt for playing politics with mandates.
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Momentum is underway to draw more tourism to town as new business has flocked to New Haven and others expand.
Officials are eyeing federal stimulus money to pay for an overhaul of Missouri’s aging IT infrastructure.
A group of about 45 people, most of them white, marched Saturday morning up South Grand Boulevard.
The Post-Dispatch alerted the state to security flaws on its site, and the state responded by threatening criminal action against the reporter.
Suit alleges Black residents of East St. Louis were unconstitutionally split up to aid white Democratic incumbents in nearby districts.
