St. Louis chief information officers and technology leaders joined at the The Chase Park Plaza on Dec. 5, 2024, for the 2024 St. Louis ORBIE Awards, hosted by St.LouisCIO.
The Leadership Award winner is Suda Suvarna, Deloitte’s global chief digital solutions delivery officer, senior managing director.
The Global winner is Amanda McClerren, CIO and head of digital transformation and information technology, crop science division, Bayer.
The Large Enterprise winner is Jessie Minton, vice chancellor…
A product liability and toxic tort team has jumped from a St. Louis-based law firm to open a local office for a growing Providence, Rhode Island-based firm.
(The Center Square) – Even though marijuana is legal in Illinois, the state’s highest court ruled Thursday that the smell of raw cannabis is enough for police to search a vehicle.
The case stems from a 2020 traffic stop in Whiteside County when a trooper said he smelled fresh cannabis, conducted a search of the vehicle and found several joints of marijuana in a cardboard box. Victor Molina of Moline, Illinois, was a passenger in the car and was charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana…
William "Doc" Worley, who co-founded the Kansas City Business Journal and ended up building a national chain that includes the St. Louis Business Journal, died Saturday.
A rapidly expanding burger joint eyeing multiple locations in the St. Louis region has revealed when its first Missouri location will open, and where its second and third locations are planned.
It’s been more than twelve hours since Amendment 3 went into effect in Missouri. No abortions have begun again at the state’s Planned Parenthood clinics.
That’s because officials with Planned Parenthood, which operates health centers across the state, said they are still waiting on a judge’s decision on whether to grant an injunction that would allow abortions without decades’ worth of restrictive targeted regulations on abortion providers, or TRAP, laws.
The day after voters narrowly…
Illinois is poised to take the lead in storm shelter safety for warehouses, with state leaders saying climate change is no longer up for debate.
The deadly tornado on Dec. 10, 2021, that tore through an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, killing six people, reignited a fierce debate over storm shelters. The disaster left families shattered and a community in mourning, forcing state lawmakers to confront the urgent need for action.
“I think Illinois would really be a leader, especially in the Midwest,"…
The company is fighting back against the idea that granting it a permit to operate in the main parking garage at Lambert airport is “unfair” to existing competitors, including St. Louis rental car giant Enterprise.
Colibri Group, a St. Louis-based provider of online education services for licensed professionals in several industries, has hired a new chief executive officer.
A controversial policy that would have limited insurance coverage on anesthesia is no longer going into effect in Missouri, Anthem Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield confirmed Thursday.
The health insurance company previously announced it would be rolling out updated coverage in Missouri, New York, and the company's home state of Connecticut that would have capped anesthesia at an unstated time limit, leaving patients to pay out of pocket for any remaining anesthesia use. That change was set to take…
A gas station and convenience store chain has opened three new distribution centers – including one in the St. Louis area – to supply its more than 1,000 stores in the Midwest.
Recently, well perhaps not so recently, I have been dodging around some aches and pains. When there’s an interference with your favorite pastimes, it gathers your attention.
Mighty Cricket, a St. Louis-based firm that developed consumer food products using protein sourced from crickets, won a follow-on federal grant to further develop a project turning food waste into feed for crickets.
A dozen startup founders were awarded a combined $140,000 in grants and a spot in University of Missouri-St. Louis’ Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center’s Anchor Accelerator.
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