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Missouri lawmakers: Trust issues could derail MoDOT funds

Missouri lawmakers reiterated their concerns surrounding the Missouri Department of Transportation's spending authority Monday, roping in two of the governor's legislative priorities.

TAC Acquires the Egg Mountain Archaeological Site in Sandgate, Vermont

Sandgate, Vermont (PRWEB) January 30, 2023 -- The Archaeological Conservancy acquired the Egg Mountain Archaeological Site, a significant hillside settlement

St. Louis' private police forces make security a costly luxury

Wealthier neighborhoods in St. Louis have armed themselves with private police, giving them a level of service poor areas can’t afford and fueling racial and economic disparities.

Where Is the Line Between Public & Private Policing in St. Louis? — ProPublica

Wealthy St. Louis neighborhoods pay private policing companies — staffed by off-duty officers — to patrol their streets. Well-off residents get more services, while racial and economic divides deepen.

Dutchtown gets funding for youth and entrepreneur programs

The Dutchtown Opportunity Coalition for Youth will try to make sure that young people are going to school and also connect them with vital services or programs.

Water taxi service coming to Ocean Pines in late May

State lawmakers criticize plans for more MoDOT funding

State lawmakers are questioning the Missouri Department of Transportation's plans for historic funds flowing into the department.

Missouri set to require online stores to collect taxes

House members voted to send an online sales tax bill to Republican Gov. Mike Parson, who has called on lawmakers to pass such legislation in the past.

Teams, Suppliers Can't Pack Light for West Coast Swing

Historic Wayfair legislation heading to Missouri governor's desk; bill is praised by lawmakers in both parties