The financial pressures felt across higher education are playing out at Webster University, where enrollment lags and debt outpaces profit.
Making Forest Park Avenue at Grand Boulevard an at-grade intersection is among the ideas considered in a MoDOT study of possible changes in the Highway 40/Interstate 64 corridor in St. Louis.
The volunteers will work with Duo Dogs to train the pups to become assistance dogs — and one will get to kick it with St. Louis' new soccer team.
Missouri is home to the most dog breeders in the U.S.
The fast-sinking company has hired a financial advisor to vet potential offers.
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Esposito named COO of Boone Center Inc.; O’Malley elected chairman of St. Louis County Port Authority board; Nelson hired at Raging Rivers
Projects include Laclede’s Landing lofts, expansion of Dardenne Prairie apartment community, retail renovations in Collinsville
Pelch succeeds Tom Strunk, who has held the combined leadership position of CFO and COO and will continue as CFO.
Citizens for Modern Transit program will cover area transit projects; online happy hour focuses on social media; Venture Cafe hosts networking event
The two-story, 16,000-square-foot facility will house the backup Metro Transit Operations Control Center and the St. Clair County CENCOM West 9-1-1 Emergency Dispatch Center and will include office space for St. Clair County MetroLink Sheriff’s deputies.
The city could be forced, if a recent court ruling stands, to refund between $25 million and $50 million per year in earnings taxes charged to nonresidents who started working from home during the pandemic, according to the St. Louis tax collector's office.
Health care startup Tcare said it will move to a larger office in St. Louis city that will help the company nearly triple its workforce.
LN's annual Platinum List celebrates the St. Louis area’s top shops, restaurants, service providers and more – and our in-the-know readers get to decide who makes the cut.
Sponsor believes with jobless rate so low, it should take less time to find new work.
The MetroLink East Riverfront station in East St. Louis will shut down for at least 2 months to allow construction work including staircase replacement.
The task force will look at whether regulations and building codes need to be updated to boost worker safety after the deadly tornado in 2021.
The St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission has brought back seven positions it cut during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
Missouri American Water is pushing for a 25% rate increase, a bump of about $150 a year for the average customer.
Celebrating its one-year anniversary, the venture that transformed a coworking café space into a nontraditional public-private event venue encourages St. Louisans to "put your phone in your pocket and pick up a bocce ball," says owner Jordan Renaud.
The St. Louis Development Corp. released a new scorecard to gauge whether a project could receive incentives that officials say will make the process more transparent.
Missouri’s nursing workforce has grown over the past two years, but despite those gains, experts and hospital leaders say, the numbers aren’t growing fast enough.
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Refund suit: A judge has ruled that St. Louis improperly refused earnings tax refunds to six people who worked from homes outside the city. Jim Gallagher and David Nicklaus say the case could lead to refunds for thousands more workers.
Two major insurance companies have refused to issue new policies on some Kias and Hyundais in the St. Louis region as theft rates of those vehicles remain high following last year's surge.
The Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority on Tuesday is slated to review incentives for several affordable housing projects in St. Louis.
While powerful lobbying groups like the Chamber and the Realtors oppose the measure, the Missouri Farm Bureau supports the concept
He calls the social media site “China’s backdoor into Americans’ lives” and a threat to “our children’s privacy as well as their mental health.”
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The Affton-based Schwarz Studio Taxidermists has been mounting hunters' trophies for 140 years.
Business groups like the idea, but opponents warned of tight state budgets.