Contegra Construction completes River Valley Logistics Center’s first building
357,056 SF facility is first of three projects planned by developer Northpoint Development The first of three distribution centers planned for the $117 million River Valley Logistics Center in Maryland Heights, Mo. has been completed. Contegra Construction built the 357,056-square-foot project for developer NorthPoint Development. Two more distribution centers totaling nearly 800,000 square feet are…
Read MoreFellows Experience equips leaders to grow St. Louis regional economy
Greater St. Louis Inc. leadership program accepting nominations for 2026 Key takeaways: The GSL Fellows Experience aims to strengthen St. Louis’ talent pipeline. Program now accepting nominations of mid- to senior-level professionals for 2026 cohort. A commitment to local talent helps strengthen regional companies and institutions and retain strong leaders to the region. The Fellows…
Read MoreCircuit Clerk’s Office raises the bar with selected court program participants
Madison County Circuit Clerk Patrick McRae and Administrative Assistant Missy Bickmore are among a select class of court professionals taking part in a national program to strengthen leadership and improve court operations. The Illinois Judicial College selected McRae and Bickmore from among circuit clerks and staff across the state to participate in the Certified Court…
Read MoreOSF Saint Anthony’s again nationally recognized for stroke care commitment
American Heart Association presents ‘Get With The Guidelines – Stroke GOLD PLUS’ award for proven dedication to ensuring all stroke patients have access to best practices and life-saving care For the third consecutive year, OSF Saint Anthony’s Health Center has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® – Stroke Gold Plus quality achievement…
Read MoreMadison County farmer invests in next generation of ag leaders
By HANNAH SPANGLER FarmWeek With one of his final gifts, the late Gene Daiber is planting seeds for the next generation of agriculture leaders in the St. Louis metro area. As part of Gene Daiber’s estate plan, a generous gift to the IAA Foundation will be awarded over the next 10 years, supporting scholarships for…
Read MoreISP reminds motorists about school bus, school zone safety
Do you know when to stop for a school bus? The Illinois State Police (ISP) is reminding motorists about school zone speed laws and sharing the road safely with buses as schools around the state prepare to open their doors for the new academic year. ISP reminds motorists they are required to slow down in…
Read MoreMadison County Third Judicial Circuit improves jury selection process
The Madison County Third Judicial Circuit is implementing a series of improvements to its jury selection process in response to the Final Report of the Illinois Judicial Conference Juror Experience Task Force, issued in October 2024. The new measures are designed to enhance fairness, accessibility, and overall juror satisfaction, aligning with the statewide effort to…
Read MoreCaritas Family Solutions celebrates 78 years with record-breaking Caritas Day
24-hour campaign raises over $129,000 to support children, families, seniors, and adults with developmental disabilities across southern Illinois Caritas Family Solutions raised $129,875 during its 24-hour Caritas Day campaign, surpassing its initial $100,000 goal. Proceeds will benefit the children, families, seniors, and adults with disabilities that the nonprofit serves across Southern Illinois. Celebrating Caritas’ 78th…
Read MoreJeffries, top Illinois Dems hope voters will punish Republicans in 2026
Lawmakers discuss impacts of One Big Beautiful Bill on Illinois residents By PETER HANCOCK and BEN SZALINSKI Capitol News Illinois Article Summary U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries made a stop in Springfield one day before keynoting a breakfast with Illinois Democrats. Jeffries, Sen. Dick Durbin, Rep. Nikki Budzinski and Sen. Tammy Duckworth visited Springfield…
Read MorePritzker signs police background check expansion in Sonya Massey’s honor
Deputy accused of Sangamon County woman’s murder had troubling past By JERRY NOWICKI Capitol News Illinois Article Summary Police departments will be required to request detailed background history from past employers, who will be mandated to provide it. The measure signed by Gov. JB Pritzker is in honor of Sonya Massey, a woman shot to…
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