Where's the money from St. Louis' $790 million settlement ...

$169 million to St. Louis County; $70 million to St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Authority ...

Where's the money from St. Louis' $790 million settlement ... - FOX 2

The parties agreed to a $790 million settlement on November 24, with 35 percent of that amount, plus “identified costs” going to the St. Louis ...

Deal finalized to divide Rams settlement money in St. Louis - ESPN

Louis County will get $169 million and the RSA will receive $70 million. Another $30 million will help pay for an expansion of the America's ...

Deal finalized to divide Rams settlement money in St. Louis | AP News

Louis County will get $169 million and the RSA will receive $70 million. Another $30 million will help pay for an expansion of the America's ...

Rams owner Stan Kroenke forced to pay staggering $571 million of ...

Louis, St. Louis County and the Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority all the way back in 2017. The lawsuit was filed because the ...

St. Louis region announces plan for Rams settlement money

Louis city to receive $250 million, St. Louis County to get $169 million and the RSA — which owns the domed stadium where the Rams used to play ...

$790M settlement reached in lawsuit over Rams' St. Louis departure

The NFL and Rams owner Stan Kroenke will pay $790 million to settle a lawsuit filed by St. Louis interests over the team's relocation to Los ...

NFL and Rams reach $790 million settlement in St. Louis relocation ...

The National Football League and Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke reached a settlement with officials in St. Louis for $790 million, the city ...

City of St. Louis hosting public hearing on Rams settlement money

$169 million to St. Louis County; $70 million to the St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority; $275 million for legal fees ...

St. Louis receives $790 million settlement in Rams lawsuit - Reddit

Assuredly the actual citizens of St. Louis will see very little, if any, of that money. That was probably part of the deal; publicly agree to ...

St. Louis Rams settlement money divided | The Journal Record

Louis city to receive $250 million, St. Louis County to get $169 million and the RSA – which owns the domed stadium where the Rams used to play – to get $70 ...

St. Louis city and county score $790 million in Rams settlement

St. Louis and St. Louis County will share in hundreds of millions in the settlement of the lawsuit over the Rams leaving St. Louis.

News 4 Investigates discovers region lost out on millions by not ...

In November 2021, they ...

$790 Million Settlement Reached in St. Louis v. NFL Lawsuit - Reddit

The law firms Dowd Bennett and Blitz Bardgett & Deutsch that represented the plaintiffs will receive 35% of the settlement, or $276.5 million, ...

Proposal seeks to invest Rams funds into disinvested St. Louis ...

After the settlement, the City of St. Louis placed around $250 million into an interest-bearing account with the Missouri Securities Investment ...

Deal to divide Rams settlement money in St. Louis finalized | ksdk.com

Louis County will get $169 million and the RSA will receive $70 million. Another $30 million will help pay for an expansion of the America's ...

Agreement reached on how to split Rams settlement money

Louis County, whose taxpayers helped pay for the dome, will receive $169 million and the RSA, which owns the domed stadium where the Rams played ...

St. Louis Wins Historic $790 Million Settlement Against Stan ...

St. Louis authorities have agreed to settle the 2017 lawsuit they filed against the NFL over the Rams' relocation to Los Angeles for $790 ...

St. Louis region announces plan for Rams settlement money

Louis city to receive $250 million, St. Louis County to get $169 million and the RSA — which owns the domed stadium where the Rams used to play ...

St. Louisans say Rams settlement should be used for city ... - STLPR

Louis Regional Convention and Sports Authority sued the NFL, reaching a settlement agreement of about $519 million in November 2021. All three ...