Stenger Says Additional $30M for Courthouse Renovation Raises Red Flags
“This isn’t a 30,000 dollar cost overrun, this isn’t even a 1-million dollar cost overrun, this is 30-million dollars!” South County Councilman Steve Stenger said.
Second Injury Fund Compromise Sent to Gov. Nixon
“We haven’t run from it, we’ve embraced it and it’s been a heavy lift,” House Speaker Tim Jones said.
Another Lockdown for Southwestern Illinois Schools
Teachers at Southwestern School District in Piasa, Illinois are once again teaching in caution after a threat was found at a middle school.
Opponents Rally After Scouts Consider Lifting Gay Ban
Today’s rally starts at 12:30 p.m. at the Greater St. Louis Area Council at 4568 W Pine Blvd.
Man Dead After Road-Rage Incident in North St. Louis
Police say it started when one man felt he was cut off by a work van on I-70 in north St. Louis.
Missouri Legislature Nears Mandatory Quitting Time
The agenda for the final day could also include one last attempt in the Senate to refer a transportation sales tax to the 2014 ballot.
Local Health Officials Remain Cautious About Coronavirus
Infectious diseases specialist Dr. Nirav Patel at Saint Louis University Hospital says hospital officials are being vigilant here for anything unusual showing up.
Study Finds Testosterone Spike After Defeat of Rivals
when men compete against friends, whether they win or lose, their testosterone levels don’t change very much. When they face rivals, that all changes.
Alleged ‘Naked Man’ Arrested and Charged
Kevin Flatley of St Peters was arrested without incident
Mo. Bill to Curb Welfare Fraud Sent to Gov. Nixon
Missouri welfare recipients would be barred from spending their cash benefits at casinos, liquor stores or strip clubs under legislation sent to Gov. Jay Nixon.
