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Cape Girardeau Casino Attendance Down Sharply
Visitors at Isle Casino Cape Girardeau dropped 42 percent in May from a peak of 123,000 in March.
Metro Transit Workers Vote To Authorize Strike
Amalgamated Transit Local 788 authorized a strike Tuesday, but it does not mean a strike is immanent.
Reinstated Ellisville Mayor Returns to Work
“I’m so excited to get back into work but when I hear the city’s trying to appeal or reconsider the motion to stay me, it kind of took the sail out of my winds”
3 Workers Burned at Doe Run Plant
The accident happened about 6:40 a.m. Tuesday in Herculaneum. Names of the workers were not released.
Oakville Housing Project Debate To Resurface Tonight
A standing-room-only crowd of around 600 Oakville residents filled St. Paul’s United Church of Christ in late May as residents gathered looking for answers about the proposed project.
Gov. Nixon Heads to France, United Kingdom on Trade Mission
The past two calendar years, 2011 and 2012, were the best record for export sales by Missouri businesses.
David Freese To Be Next Imo’s Spokesman
Freese will be spokesman for Imo’s television, radio, print and digital with new spots to be produced within the next month.
Fired Anchor Larry Conners Complains of ‘Non-Compete’ Clause
Taking to Facebook again on Sunday, Conners revealed his former employer’s response to what he considered a “reasonable” settlement offer.
Mo. Businessman Offers Free Land to Gun Manufacturers
Landowner John Negri decided to make the offer soon after the December 14 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
Arch Coal Downsizing
St. Louis based mining outfit says it will lay off more than 100 workers in Kentucky and Virginia.
