A public records request yields proposals and details about SLDC’s decision to award a large tornado recovery planning contract to a firm with connections to Paul McKee’s Northside Regeneration.
SLDC has turned to a new company led by a man with extensive ties to Paul McKee’s Northside Regeneration to coordinate the city’s recovery from this year’s historic tornado.
Recent census numbers show the flood of Black residents leaving the city slowing to a relative trickle, while Latino population growth continues.
The Spencer administration has changed direction and reinstated the city’s Minority-owned Women-owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) program that it dramatically suspended in August.
Boeing and St. Louis Community College have built a partnership that highlights the connections between the civilian economy, local educational institutions, and America’s war machine.
Across the metropolitan area, St. Louisans showed up and made their voices heard on Labor Day.
Three attendees at the recent Wesley Bell town hall give their accounts of the event and the violence that ensued.
Public record requests answer some questions surrounding the mayor’s decision to suspend the city’s MWBE contractor diversity program.
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The mayor does not appear to have the legal authority needed to unilaterally halt the city’s contractor diversity program.
