Mo. Senate Kills School Bus Ads
Sen. David Pearce, declared that the bill is dead for the session that ends Friday.
Slots Coming to Illinois Horse Tracks and a Lot More
A measure to allow five new casinos, allow more slot machines at existing casinos and put slots at racetracks in Illinois is going to pass.
UPDATE: Arrangements for KMOX, Business Journal’s Rick Desloge
Rick was part of the KMOX and St. Louis Business Journal family; he will be missed.
Could be More than Knee High by the 4th of July
Weather conditions around Illinois and Missouri last week were nearly perfect for planting.
Internet Dog Sales Could Be Changing
Proposed rule change would target those non-traditional retail animal sales.
In Demand: Ozark Moonshine
Jim Blansit says that Moonshine is his best seller.
Mo. Judge Blocks E-Verify in Springfield
The ordinance was drafted by the Ozarks Minuteman and passed by Springfield voters in February.
Missouri AG Pushes Anti-Tobacco Message
Chris Koster says movie producers should restrict depictions of tobacco use,
A Warning of Dire Consequences on Illinois Pensions
Todd Maisch of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce says lawmakers can’t continue to avoid making tough decisions.
Missouri to Get $15M from Settlement with Abbott
The company has admitted marketing the drug, Depakote for unapproved uses,
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2012 Consumer Electronics Show Showcases Latest Technology Innovations
New technology, including the world’s slimmest smartphone, is on display at the show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Occupy Protesters March In St. Louis
A few hundred protesters chanting “we are the 99%” marched up Market Street in downtown St. Louis Friday afternoon.
Protestors Return to Kiener Plaza
Despite a dozen or so of their members being arrested early Thursday, “Occupy STL” protestors returned to Kiener Plaza.
