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Curfew, capacity restrictions lifted at St. Louis area restaurants, but mask mandate stays Jacob Kuerth, Dori Olmos Replay Video UP NEXT Restaurants in St. Louis and St. Louis County will be able to reopen at full capacity beginning Monday after more than a year of coronavirus-related restrictions on capacity and hours of operation. But don't expect businesses to be crowded at the levels they were before the pandemic. St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones made the announcements Monday morning during a joint news conference. The capacity limit ...

'Our intention is to take legal action' | Missouri attorney general locks horns with St. Louis County executive over COVID restrictions Letters exchanged between Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt and St. Louis County officials show tension rising between Schmitt and Sam Page Author: Christine Byers (KSDK) Updated: 9:21 AM CDT April 30, 2021 ST. LOUIS — Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt and St. Louis County Executive Sam Page are locking horns over COVID-19 restrictions Schmitt is calling “the most stringent in the state that have encroached on per...

'Our intention is to take legal action' | Missouri attorney general locks horns with St. Louis County executive over COVID restrictions Christine Byers © Provided by KSDK-TV St. Louis Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt and St. Louis County Executive Sam Page are locking horns over COVID-19 restrictions Schmitt is calling “the most stringent in the state that have encroached on personal and economic freedoms.” The I-Team obtained a 10-page letter Schmitt sent to Dr. Faisal Khan, the county’s director of public health, on April 20 asking him to cite medical research ...

The city wanted to use as much as $151 million in TIF subsidies to finance infrastructure and development in a levee-protected floodplain.

St. Louis County Circuit Judge Thomas Albus issued a ruling Tuesday in a county-funded lawsuit that divided County Council members over who was the rightfully elected council chair: 1st District Councilwoman Rita Days, D-Bel Nor, or 5th District Councilwoman Lisa Clancy, D-Maplewood. Albus sided with Days and the current bipartisan majority of the council and rejected the county’s legal arguments. Clancy, the council chair for 2020, appeared to be elected chair Jan. 5 on a 4-3 vote that included outgoing council member Rochelle Gray, after a Charter change said that new council members woul...