St. Louis was named as one of the top 10 cities for recent college graduates who are looking for the best opportunity to jump start their professional careers. Apartments.com and CareerRookie.com put together the list for the forth year in a row. The ”Top 10 Best Cities for Recent College Graduates” list ”helps to paint a realistic picture [...]
by St Louis Core Editor, Governor Nixon is planning a special session of the General Assembly for September. One portion of a proposal from lawmakers would remove the five year time limit for interest that qualifies for the land assemblage tax credit program, while offering fewer credits annually. The two proposed adjustments are 1) [...]
Update: Patrick O’Connell, a reporter with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, tweeted that Allen Brown has been caught by police. According to his twitter account “prisoner who escaped from stL workhouse last night captured w/o incident in 4100 blk Enright about half hour ago, police say.” An inmate at the City of St. Louis Workhouse escaped yesterday [...]
By Lewis Reed Yesterday, the Board of Directors of Stray Rescue made the decision to stop answering the City of St. Louis Health Department’s requests to pick up single strays dogs, rescue animals from abandoned homes, or retrieve them from owners who simply don’t want their pets anymore. I have no doubt that this decision [...]
By Lewis Reed Homelessness continues to be a challenge for communities all across the country including St. Louis. The recent downturn in the economy hasn’t decreased the need for housing for the poor. The estimated homeless population in St. Louis is
There has recently been a great deal of debate regarding what we, as the City of St. Louis can, can’t, want and don’t want to do in regards to animal control. Per our City Charter, we are obligated to the citizens to provide animal control in a form that can adequately address all of the [...]
