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A report commissioned by the university system found the economic impact grew by $1.1 billion from 2017.

The Francis Howell, Kirkwood and Lindbergh school boards are expected to vote this month on making masks optional.

They question Crawford County Coroner Darren Dake’s handling of the case and point to social media posts they say are ‘racist and dehumanizing.’

Mayor Jones’ office also says it is working with various organizations to increase the number of women and people with diverse backgrounds to serve.

Mercedes Primus admitted using the forged signature of a dead woman to transfer the St. Louis house to herself.

Gov. Mike Parson is rightly upset that the Senate blocked confirmation of his health director, but he has only himself to blame.

‘This year has been a lot harder than people thought it was going to be.’

The stores are set to reopen at their normal times Friday.

The Democrat raised $2.48 million as of Dec. 31, slightly more than Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s $2.44 million.

So much snow. And nothing to do with it.

The trends are a sign that employers at the end of last year were looking for workers in a workforce that still hadn't returned to pre-pandemic size.

The Archdiocese of St. Louis is developing an ambitious plan that will likely merge and close churches.

A vote will decide if the mayor can appoint an interim personnel director from outside the personnel department ranks.

Another 3 to 5 inches of snow was expected to fall before Thursday afternoon, meteorologists said.

The attack was in response to Hawley questioning whether the U.S should continue to support Ukraine’s potential membership in NATO.

‘This is not the normal Republican Party. So right now, it’s hard to gauge where things will go.’

Due to budget constraints, Amtrak has only offered one daily train between Kansas City and St. Louis since Jan. 3.

More robots joined the U.S. workforce last year than ever before, taking on jobs from plucking bottles and cans off conveyor belts at trash recycling plants to putting small consumer goods into cardboard boxes at e-commerce warehouses.

‘The positivity is still up there, so we definitely need to keep testing. We are not out of this yet.’

Revised measure keeps M/WBE targets in place, but would give head of county’s minority inclusion program ability to waive them in certain cases.