Wentzville School District families were caught off guard late Thursday night when the District's Board of Education called an emergency meeting at about 8 p.m.
The meeting was live-streamed for 59 seconds before board members announced the session wouldn't be publicly broadcast due to "legal and personnel" matters.
Less than 12 hours after the meeting, District Superintendent Danielle Tormala made the surprise announcement that she would be immediately going on a sabbatical and would be retiring…
St. Louis development officials say they've heard the owner of the Millennium Hotel is interested in selling the property, as a for-sale listing has emerged.
Rawlings Sporting Goods on Friday opened The Rawlings Experience, an immersive retail concept, which marks a significant step in the completion of the sporting good brand’s move to its new headquarters, as well as in Lodging Hospitality Management’s ongoing effort to breathe renewed life into Westport Plaza.
Penny Pennington, the managing partner of Edward Jones, is focused on growing the firm’s market presence in Phoenix as part of the wealth management firm's nationwide expansion.
A Colorado businessman says he invested in St. Louis developer Green Street's Union at the Grove apartment project, but hasn't been paid what he's owed.
Two of the largest foundations in St. Louis have new priorities, but their leaders stressed Thursday that it requires patience to make a major impact on the region’s challenges.
(The Center Square) – While Illinois looks at tax credits for gifting endowments, student loans, hiring journalists and music companies, Missouri is looking at phasing out not just tax credits but also its corporate income tax.
Not among the slew of tax credits the Illinois Senate is reviewing is the Invest in Kids school choice scholarship tax credit, which expired at the end of 2023. There’s been no public discussion about revisiting the program.
Illinois state Rep. Blaine Wilhour, R-Beecher…
The 75 honorees featured on the St. Louis Business Journal’s Biggest Corporate Philanthropists Lists invested nearly $150 million in St. Louis communities in 2023.
In 2023, Boggs, Avellino, Lach & Boggs LLC had the highest cash giving as a percent of total revenue, with 8% of the firm's $6.4 million revenue given to various St. Louis-area organizations.
Edward Jones, with more than 5,400 local employees and $14.08 billion in 2023 revenue, gave $21.04 million in cash and in-kind donations to local organizations last year.
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