St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green on Thursday told Mayor Tishaura Jones to declare an emergency and hire contractors to clear ice from the city's side streets, before colder temperatures set in Saturday.
The local company has received a more than $1.5 million grant from New York-based Michael J. Fox Foundation to research the connections between several neurodegenerative conditions.
The airline said it was "disappointed" by the lawsuit over flights that occurred over two years ago. Meanwhile, Southwest is embarking on major changes including cost cutting as leaders stress that "every single dollar matters."
Last week's winter weather is still causing issues around the St. Louis area, and St. Louis County officials said those issues are throwing a wrench into its tax collection and distribution.
Brian Holthouse, a partner with BW Forsyth, connected Benjamin Schoettmer with Heather Wessels and Mike Swatske, the married couple who owned Independent Brokers Agency. The introduction led to talks that resulted in the acquisition.
Meridian Medical Technologies LLC, a Maryland Heights-based manufacturer of auto-injector pens and similar drug-delivery devices, won a multimillion-dollar federal contract to produce a chemical-poisoning antidote pen.
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones is headed to Washington, D.C., Thursday for a three-day trip that involves U.S. Conference of Mayors and campaign events.
If it's not a main road in St. Louis, it looks like a scene out of the show "Ice Road Truckers." Hill routes, residential streets and alleys are inch-deep in ice.
The city of St. Louis Street Department has a plan for that ice... but whether it will work is questionable.
During a Public Infrastructure and Utilities Committee Meeting, the city of St. Louis' director of the Department of Streets, Betherny Williams, announced crews will repeatedly drive over icy streets with heavy trucks hoping to…
This week's Arch City Report Podcast looks back on Tony's restaurant as it closes, plus examines city earnings tax refunds.
Our guest this week is St. Louis Magazine Dining Editor George Mahe, who's written extensively about Tony's, the legendary fine dining establishment, including this conversation with the late Tony's operator Vince Bommarito Sr.
Listen to the podcast, which aims to help you quickly understand the biggest stories in St. Louis each week, below.
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Missouri cannabis regulators and the state’s largest marijuana trade group agree that people should be banned from flooding the license lottery with applicants they recruit who are never intended to have any actual control or profits.
It’s a practice the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation has called predatory, and efforts to root it out of the state’s microbusiness program have resulted in 41 licenses being revoked or facing possible revocation.
“We understand and agree with the…
The Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday released an interim report saying that powerful drug middlemen marked up drugs for cancer, AIDS, multiple sclerosis and other serious maladies far over the going rate — as much as a thousand percent over the going rate in 22% of instances.
The upcharges provided $7.3 billion in additional revenue between 2017 and 2022 to pharmacies owned by the same companies, the report said. Meanwhile, the middlemen usually paid competitor pharmacies less for dispensing…
A St. Louis alderwoman pushing a plan to install a city manager for the government writes that it would create continuity and efficiency for residents.
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