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A lawsuit filed by Our Lady’s Inn against the county was dropped last week after the parties agreed to additional restrictions on the project, according to Councilman Dennis Hancock.

Olin Corp., the Clayton-based chemicals and ammunitions company, has selected an outside hire to succeed CEO Scott Sutton, who is stepping down next month.

The owner of a law office that mysteriously burned last month said the police and fire departments have not rigorously investigated what he said is clearly arson.

Said Sen. Denny Hoskins on Tuesday: "I dont believe I did anything wrong and I have no further comment."

Johnel Langerston came to College Hill to run a basketball camp. He’s become a rehabber in a neighborhood with few of them.

“In our area, now, they don’t even bother to get temporary tags. They just drive around with no license plates,” said one Florissant legislator.

Solis, with 20 employees, operates out of the county-owned Helix Center and uses greenhouse space at the Danforth Plant Science Center. It also operates a plant nursery in Wildwood.

The university’s tax-exempt properties rob University City and St. Louis of public resources, say the St. Louis Democratic Socialists of America.

A measure aimed at jump starting redevelopment north of downtown, in part by subjecting many properties controlled by Paul McKees NorthSide Regeneration to eminent domain, won final approval.

Quinton Lucas said he respected Mike Parson but strongly disagreed with how the Republican governor described Wednesday’s shooting.