A $45 million apartment complex in the works for years on a prominent corner in the city of St. Louis has increased its planned units ahead of starting construction.
As I was preparing to come visit in St. Louis recently, there were a number of comments I heard directed at the “terrible problems” of our fine city. Well, I was just “home” last week and had some different feelings.
Artificial intelligence is changing how many industries work, and the marketing and advertising space is no different. Local experts told the Business Journal how they're using AI at their firms.
Missouri’s Planned Parenthood clinics say they will continue serving patients on Medicaid, even after Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation Thursday blocking state and federal funds from going to the organization.
The new law, which goes into effect Aug. 28, is the third — and Republicans hope final — attempt to end Medicaid reimbursements to any health centers affiliated with abortion providers.
Despite this, Planned Parenthood announced Thursday its clinics will remain “open to all.”
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The organization said that on Wednesday, it detected "unusual activity on select technology network systems" that it believes is due to a cybersecurity event.
The grants will create enrollment opportunities for students and will also go towards classroom technology, teacher development and educational materials and equipment.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland has proposed loosening the illegal status of marijuana at the federal level – but that doesn’t mean the federal government now condones recreational or medicinal use in the many states that have legalized the drug.
Moving marijuana from the government’s list of the most dangerous and least useful substances to a less serious category was a clear signal that the federal government, at least under President Joe Biden’s administration, wants to ease restrictions…
Creve Coeur-based agriculture technology firm Benson Hill has named the former CEO of an Iowa-based ag financial software business as its chief administrative officer and general counsel.
The three Republican candidates for state Senate 15 – which starts around Town and Country at Interstate 270 and stretches west to encompass Chesterfield, Ballwin, Ellisville and Wildwood – are all credible candidates. But while the district leans Republican, it’s not a slam dunk for the GOP.
About half of St. Louis County police officers who responded to a recent internal survey said they have considered leaving the department within the past year.
In all, 502 officers responded to the survey. The department has about 900 commissioned officers, according to its website.
Of those who said they were considering leaving the department, about 17% said yes to both leaving the profession and leaving for a different department. About 16% said they had considered leaving the department for…
At first glance, Ben Kesler might seem to have an unusual background to be leading a technology-focused nonprofit, but he made a career out of his passion for music, as a teacher and working as an audio engineer and producer for musicians.
Leasing is underway for a new $37.8 million senior living community that will open this fall in St. Charles County, the first in the developer’s planned national line of new active-living apartments catering to older adults.
The expected headcount growth comes as the company has started to generate revenue after spending 2023 developing its technology to provide data to customers.
The deadline to submit your 2024 Most Influential Business Women Awards program has been extended to Sunday, May 12.
This program recognizes remarkable women who excel in their careers and make a big impact in their organizations and St. Louis communities.
You can submit a nomination by clicking here.
When making a nomination, describe in detail the nominee's career accomplishments, as well as her involvement in the community using tangible results. While many nominations include personal endorsements…
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