A worker at Eaton Corp.’s Troy, Illinois, plant has accused the International Association of Machinists of trying to get him fired because he refused to pay a $306 reinstatement fee after resigning his union membership.
The state of Missouri has purchased a vacant office building in west St. Louis County to move its employees from their prior downtown St. Louis location.
Reticulate Micro Inc., a St. Louis-based company specializing in video and data compression technology, has formed a joint venture to bring its technology to the commercial market.
The Morning After's status as the longest-running local sports morning show in St. Louis is rooted in large part by the business model that Tim McKernan pursued.
There are good vibes for the new Missouri governor, Mike Kehoe. But there's a looming issue that could threaten his agenda, which includes a takeover of St. Louis police, expanding charter schools and cutting taxes.
Washington University has halted plans to move and expand athletic fields and facilities to the Clayton campus of Concordia Seminary, amid opposed from the project’s neighbors.
In 2023, Big Lou Holdings laid off all RFT employees and then sold the nearly 50-year-old newspaper to an unknown buyer. The RFT site now hosts reviews of OnlyFans sites and similar content.
The Western District of Missouri Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld a $23 million ruling against the Department of Social Services for breach of contract.
The appeals court sided with EngagePoint, a technology company that sued the state in 2016 alleging it was owed millions for work it conducted but was never paid for. The company was hired to help implement the state’s software system for managing public benefits cases, including Medicaid.
The state in 2017 countersued EngagePoint for breach…
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