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Business

Philip Brandt Brings Business Expertise to St. Louis Companies with AAIM EA

The full-service human resources provider serves 1,600 members throughout Missouri and Illinois and has a 114-year history.

Business

iPhone 5 Creates Stir at Saint Louis Galleria

People from throughout the St. Louis area visited the Richmond Heights mall to get their hands on Apple's latest device, the St. Louis Business Journal reported.

Government, Opinion, Schools

Agree With Akin? Should Feds Stop Funding School Lunches?

Is U.S. Senate candidate Todd Akin's recent suggestion correct? Should states such as Missouri pay for the lunches?

Elections

Dave Spence to Face Jay Nixon for Missouri Governor

The Republican Party candidate dominated the primary election on Tuesday.

This map shows the eight trash districts serving unincorporated parts of St. Louis County. The Missouri Supreme Court ruled this week that the county must pay damages to three trash haulers that did not receive contracts after updates to the law. The amount of money paid to those companies will be determined at a hearing. The map comes from the St. Louis County website.

Government

County Owes Damages to Trash Haulers, Court Says

The case involves districts set up for unincorporated parts of St. Louis County, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.

This is the July filing from the committee Citizens for Our Library and Our Community.

Elections

Builders Back County Library Tax Levy

If approved in November, the St. Louis County ballot item would fund upgrades at various library locations. The system includes the Prairie Commons Branch in Hazelwood.

Police & Fire

Prosecutor: Ex-Teacher Charged with Rape Didn't Expect Arrest

The suspect, Donald Ingerson, worked as a high school teacher at five or six school districts in St. Louis County.

Business

Classical Music Returns to St. Louis Airwaves

A classical radio station is expected to begin broadcasting soon from Centene Plaza.

Elections

Carnahan Lauds 1st District Primary Contest in Radio Interview

He spoke Tuesday with St. Louis Public Radio.

Awareness, Summer

Local Dietician Offers Tips for Staying Hydrated

Temperatures are expected to climb into the 100s through this week, the National Weather Service reported.

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