Todd Fox’s clients have included Guy Ritchie and his then-wife Madonna; Janet Jackson, the Eagles, Jay-Z, U.S. Supreme Court justices and United Nations officials. His team members plan, organize and direct security plans, enabling their clients to “function safely anywhere at any time.”
A business group focused on North County forged partnerships that helped small businesses recover from the 2014 riots after Michael Brown Jr.'s killing in Ferguson. Ten years later, it still needs help. But the mission is much bigger than survival.
Missouri legislative leaders are demanding answers from state education officials about a monthslong backlog in a child care subsidy program.
Two House committees — the budget committee and the education committee — have scheduled hearings into the matter next month, and a Republican Senate leader has called for her chamber to launch a similar inquiry.
“I think it is safe to say The Office of Childhood is a massive disaster,” Senate Majority Leader Cindy O’Laughlin, a Republican from…
Sparse crowds at Busch Stadium are making headlines across major league baseball after the organization recently set a record-low attendance at the stadium.
Hundreds of tickets were available to the Cardinals game Wednesday night on StubHub for $0, but plus a $2 service fee payable to StubHub.
After making the drive from Iowa, not even the 100-degree heat could keep Cardinals fans like Kristin and Jeffrey Bowen from catching a game.
“It was awesome,” Kristin Bowen said. “It was a really…
A task force created by St. Louis Regional Freightway is reaching out to the public about projected demand for workers in the region's aerospace and aviation industries.
Recommendations on how to use funds generated by University City’s massive Market at Olive shopping center to benefit the surrounding low-income neighborhood include adding walkability, more housing options and neighborhood retail sites.
A Hazelwood-based distributor of deep-foundation drilling and pile-driving equipment in the United States and Canada has partnered with a private equity investor.
Ted Drewes Jr., an icon for a beloved St. Louis frozen custard stand, has died at 96.
Drewes Jr. died on Monday, Aug. 26, the company confirmed. A memorial service will be held in the future; a date has yet to be announced.
Ted Drewes has been selling frozen custard for over 80 years and has become a popular treat for residents and an attraction for out-of-towners.
It all started with Ted Drewes Sr. who was a "St. Louis attraction," according to the company's website. He won the Muny Tennis Championships…
The funds will go toward capital infrastructure projects at the brewery, including overhauling equipment and other improvements to drive efficiency, as well as enhance the capacity and capabilities of the brewery's warehouse.
After Jana Elementary School was closed due to conflicting reports that radioactive contamination made its way onto school property, the Hazelwood School District has changed the building's name and primary use.
In a closed-door meeting earlier this month, the Hazelwood School Board voted to change the name of the facility to the Hazelwood School District Logistics Center. A spokesperson for the district said the facility will be used for storage.
RELATED: Jana Elementary 'safe' amid cleanup…
National Football League owners approved a measure to allow private equity firms to buy minority stakes in their teams. What does that mean for the Kansas City Chiefs?
The founder, chairman and CEO of the St. Louis-based company has boosted his total purchases of company stock to more than $50 million since it went public in 2021.
A women-owned boutique has been named the winner in Pop Local, a competition that awards one entrepreneur a rent-free storefront space for three months and a design stipend for their concept.
The former director of the East St. Louis Public Library is facing federal charges after prosecutors said she made more than $10,000 worth of personal transactions using library funds.
In an indictment filed Aug. 20, a federal grand jury returned five charges of wire fraud and two charges of theft from federally funded programs against Kenyada T. Harris.
According to the indictment, Harris had access to the library's bank account and a credit card as part of her role as director. In the indictment,…
Missouri’s Planned Parenthood affiliates are asking the state administrative hearing commission to block a new law that prohibits the organization from being reimbursed for serving Medicaid patients.
The law goes into effect on Wednesday.
Nearly one in five Planned Parenthood patients in Missouri is insured through MO HealthNet, the state’s Medicaid program that serves low-income and disabled residents and has long banned funding for abortion.
The complaint to the Missouri Administrative…
Three major pharmaceutical companies and their national lobbying organization are suing Missouri to block enforcement of a new state law requiring them to give medical providers unlimited access to discounted drugs for their pharmacies.
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