St. Louis lawmakers say intoxicating hemp seltzers and edibles pose a health risk because they’re unregulated.

When St. Louis Alderman Shane Cohn filed legislation last year to regulate intoxicating hemp products, he didn't hear much about it from local residents or leaders of the fast-growing industry.

The bill before the St. Louis Board of Aldermen aiming to bar peer-to-peer car rental platform Turo from operating at Lambert ...

Turo is a “peer-to-peer” online platform through which people can rent vehicles from private owners at various locations, not ...

St. Louis city and county lawmakers want to restrict the sale of hemp-THC beverages to marijuana stores, cutting out bars and liquor stores.

A St. Louis board bill gaining momentum would ban peer-to-peer car rentals at and near Lambert International Airport in most ...

The City of St. Louis is considering a ban on the sale of cannabis products sold outside of dispensaries. That would mean ...

Stalled Delta 8 regulations has led Missouri's Executive branch to take action and left many wondering: "When will this issue ...

In a bid to make the city more hospitable to immigrants and multi-generational families, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen is ...

Flint Cooper Cohn Thompson & Miracle is proud to announce the promotion of Shane Schmidt to partner, marking a significant milestone in his legal career and a strategic step forward for the firm ...