Missouri Senate Democrats ended their filibuster Tuesday of a bill that seeks to expand the state’s K-12 tax-credit scholarship program — agreeing to let the legislation come to a vote after Republicans added provisions boosting public school funding and teacher retention efforts.
The bill receiving first-round approval in the Senate Tuesday evening is the second version to come to the floor this week. The original 12-page bill ballooned to 76 pages before expanding to 153 pages Tuesday after…
A collegiate football league launched by Fontbonne University plans to continue its operations after the liberal arts college in Clayton closes in 2025.
A municipal board in a coastal town in Maine is calling for criminal charges against a St. Louis couple because a herbicide they applied to trees on a neighbor's property there several years ago now has been found at a public beach.
Fourteen St. Louis-area employers – including nonprofits, law firms and a public company – have been named as top workplaces for women in 2024 by the Women’s Foundation of Greater St. Louis.
Graybar, one of the region's largest private companies, has reached a contract deal with employees in St. Louis who are represented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 688.
Fontbonne becomes the latest in a string of small, liberal arts colleges to close their doors, as the pool of college students shrinks and public opinion regarding higher education shifts.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey this month sued a Florida real estate firm, alleging it used high-pressure tactics to sell residents brokerage services.
The HFW Companies (HFW), a growing, St. Louis-based professional services firm targeting the architecture, engineering and construction sector for investments, has expanded with an acquisition in Texas.
Missouri House Speaker Dean Plocher arranged a series of meetings in the state Capitol last month between GOP legislators and an out-of-state technology vendor, inviting renewed bipartisan criticism of the embattled Republican as he remains the focus of an ongoing ethics investigation.
The unusual arrangement — including a meeting with GOP leadership that took place in the speaker’s Capitol office — is drawing comparisons to Plocher unsuccessfully pushing last year for the House to spend $800,000…
The law firm of Blitz, Bardgett & Deutsch LC has opened an office in Kansas City led by a new member, and added four more lawyers in its Clayton headquarters.
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