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.
The decision comes as “the financial position of the university was determined to be unsustainable for the long term,” university officials said. Here's what will happen to its Clayton campus.
Idol Wolf, the Spanish-inspired restaurant that opened in July inside 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis at 1528 Locust St. in Downtown West, added more than a dozen employees as it expanded its service to include brunch.
Two parish elementary schools will close following the 2023-24 academic year, the Archdiocese of St. Louis announced Friday.
St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski accepted the recommendations to close Little Flower School, at 1275 Boland Place in Richmond Heights, and St. Roch School, at 6040 Waterman Blvd. in St. Louis, after parish pastors met with the Office of Catholic Education and Formation and episcopal vicars.
The review included school enrollment, staffing, building capacity, parish subsidies,…
Meta Platforms Inc., the parent of social media apps including Facebook and Instagram, has agreed to buy energy from a solar project in southeast Missouri.
Technology provider and IT services firm Interface Systems has relocated to a new headquarters near Westport Plaza, leaving its former home in Earth City.
Daniel Riley, the driver convicted Thursday of critically injuring Tennessee teen Janae Edmondson while she was visiting St. Louis in February 2023, could serve nearly 19 years in prison, a jury decided.
Their finding Thursday evening came hours after the jury found Riley guilty on all but one misdemeanor assault charge for causing the crash. The jury deliberated for just over three hours before returning its verdict.
The decision came just over a year after the crash and after three days of…
Be it from a distant country or from the St. Louis riverfront, my parents would somehow perfectly apply a handful of words to impart a fundamental principle.
The U.S. Senate on Thursday voted again in favor of legislation that would compensate those who developed cancer following exposure to World War II-era radioactive waste in St. Louis.
The legislation, sponsored by Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri, extends the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which is set to expire, and expands it to cover individuals who were exposed to the radioactive waste that remains scattered across the St. Louis region.
It would also expand coverage to those who…
A Colorado wealth management firm with about $279 million in assets under management. has joined Moneta from Wells Fargo Advisors’ independent advisory channel, FiNet. The deal raises Moneta’s AUM to about $34 billion.
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