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Blogs
February 13, 2012
House Transportation Bill Would Gut Metro Funding
The US House of Representatives is scheduled to discuss today its version of the 2012 transportation bill -- a bill that could have major ramifications for the City and the counties.If passed, the bill, HR 7, states that mass transit would no longer automatically receive one-fifth of the fuel tax ... More >>
Blogs
May 6, 2011
MoDOT Proposes Cutting 1,200 Jobs; Would Save a Half-Billion Dollars If Approved
Kevin Keith wants to cut MoDOT's staff by 19 percent.This week the director of the Missouri Department of Transportation, Kevin Keith, announced his intention to reduce the size of the agency by 1,200 jobs. Keith also proposes cutting 135 MoDOT facilities and selling some 740 pieces of equipment ... More >>
Blogs
April 27, 2010
Senate Endorses Bill to Ban Red-Light Cameras, But Don't Rejoice Yet
Lembke demonstrating his "deer caught in red lights" look.State Senator Jim Lembke (R - South St. Louis County) saw his long struggle to outlaw red-light cameras clear a major hurdle yesterday. For the first time, the Senate endorsed Lembke's bill SB211 to ban the cameras throughout Missouri. The ... More >>
News
July 18, 2007
Road Warrior
The ride�s been bumpy, but Pete Rahn has made quite an impression since taking over at the reins at the Missouri Department of Transportation.
Film
August 24, 2005
Schticking & Screaming
The Evil Dead star lets us pick his Brain
News
May 9, 2001
The Worm Turns
In the '50s, St. Louis took over maintenance of state roads in the city. Now, the city can't give back that responsibility.
News
July 14, 1999
White Out
A local contractor gets called a fake as the dispute over minority set-aside contracts heats up. The city and some local contractors say he is; the state says he's not.