Nicholas J. C. Pistor
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Saint Louis, MO, United States
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St. Louis struggles to maintain $17 million Washington Avenue streetscape
City lacks the money to maintain the facelift. → Read More
St. Louis aldermanic committee rejects plan for public vote on new NFL stadium
Board bill requiring public vote on using taxpayer funds for new stadium dies in committee → Read More
St. Louis cancels contract over failure to produce downtown concerts
Los Angeles-based ICM Partners had been granted exclusive access to the Gateway Mall over Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends but produced no concerts this year. → Read More
Belleville's Santa parade canceled due to rain
BELLEVILLE • Rainy weather has forced the cancelation of today's annual Santa Parade in Belleville. But Santa Claus will still appear at 1 p.m. today at Santa's House on Belleville's Public Square, according to the Optimist Club of Belleville, the group hosting the event. A Sing-A-Long and "lighting of the fountain" will still happen at 6 p.m. inside a tent on the square. Fredbird, who was… → Read More
Residents gather in north St. Louis for meeting on riverfront stadium
Opponents discuss pros and cons of building new stadium. → Read More
St. Louis aldermanic president emerges as crucial factor in stadium proposal
ST. LOUIS • Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed has emerged as a key voice in the St. Louis stadium debate. → Read More
St. Louis City Counselor Winston Calvert resigns
Had served in Mayor Slay's administration since 2014 → Read More
Missouri could decide medical marijuana issue in 2016
Two competing proposals could be seeking signatures → Read More
Bryan Cave lawyer named as chief counsel to St. Louis Board of Aldermen
Timothy O'Connell was appointed on Friday at closed session meeting → Read More
NFL St. Louis stadium financing hearings expected next week
ST. LOUIS • Public hearings over St. Louis' financing of a proposed new riverfront football stadium are expected next week. Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed assigned the bill on Monday to the aldermanic Ways and Means committee. Alderman Steve Conway, who chairs the committee, said he is putting together a schedule for hearings. He said he expects to have two of them next week, with one of… → Read More
Financing hearings for new St. Louis football stadium expected next week
ST. LOUIS • Public hearings over St. Louis' financing of a proposed new riverfront football stadium are expected next week. Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed assigned the bill on Monday to the aldermanic Ways and Means committee. Alderman Steve Conway, who chairs the committee, said he is putting together a schedule for hearings. He said he expects to have two of them next week, with one of… → Read More
Missouri power players join forces in effort to keep spy agency within St. Louis' borders
City and three other area sites vying for $1.6 billion project → Read More
Slay remembers when the world watched the Arch
Stainless steel giant was completed 50 years ago today → Read More
Federal judge dismisses Rev. Larry Rice's lawsuit seeking to block closure of downtown shelter
Homeless shelter challenged city action in federal court. → Read More
Lambert Airport ends free parking cards for insiders, but some want them back
Seven people request courtesy 24-hour parking card, including a former airport commissioner and the St. Louis County police chief. All were denied. → Read More
St. Louis mayor meets with leaders of churches damaged by fires
"The City of St. Louis and its faith community are resilient," Slay said after the meeting. → Read More
Aldermen tired of waiting for details on St. Louis stadium financing
Bill calling for public vote could force details on financing. → Read More
St. Louis aldermen push forward eminent domain list for proposed spy agency headquarters
City hoping to lure National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency → Read More
Judge strikes down St. Louis' minimum wage increase hours before it takes effect
Decision voids law that would have raised minimum wage to $11 an hour by 2018. → Read More
Judge strikes down St. Louis' minimum wage increase
Decision voids law that would have raise minimum wage to $11 an-hour → Read More