A Texas-based investment advisor cost clients tens of millions of dollars in what authorities are calling one of the largest Ponzi schemes in the history of eastern Missouri.
She says the owners of the business did not do enough to protect her son and other customers from violence at the store, according to a lawsuit filed this week.
The battery maker will lease 41,000 square feet at Forysth Boulevard and Maryland Avenue, roughly half the space it has occupied at its longtime headquarters in Town and Country.
Reversing the budget cuts would allow the county executive's office to finish rolling out federal pandemic relief money to local nonprofits that have been waiting for more than a year.
About $52 million in safety upgrades for roads in St. Louis County, St. Louis and Jefferson County will be carried out over a 3-year period, MoDOT announced.
Democrats ousted Sarah Unsicker after she spread an antisemitic conspiracy theory that her Jewish political opponent was working for the Israeli government.
Novelist and educator Ilyasah Shabazz, a daughter of Malcolm X, will speak at a Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Tribute Jan. 18 at St. Louis University.
U.S. Rep. Cori Bush called for an investigation into the closure of Northview Village Nursing Home, the St. Louis facility that shut down without notice last month.
When Frank Palazzo started driving his Dodge Viper in high-performance driving events on racetracks over a decade ago, he was unable to buy a helmet locally. He turned to the internet to get equipment, and this annoyed him.
Aldermanic President Megan Green's office whittled more than 700 ideas submitted by the public down to an even 20. And now, board members want constituents to vote on those.