Hundreds of steel and iron workers in the Metro East are trying to figure out what's next.
Workers were temporarily let go from U.S. Steel Granite City Works and will likely be off the job for several months.
Two weeks ago, U.S. Steel announced it was temporarily idling furnace B at the Granite City steel plant.
According to a statement on Sept. 18 from a U.S. Steel spokeswoman, the move is "risk mitigation" in response to the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike.
Here is the full statement: "Following…
Dozens of people living in a makeshift encampment on the lawn of St. Louis' City Hall will be forced to move.
A spokesperson for St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones said the city made the decision to "decommission" the encampment at 10:01 p.m. Monday by enforcing a curfew law that effectively closes parks in the city between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless a person has a permit issued by the Board of Public Service or the director of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry.
Later, St. Louis Alderman…
A judge on Monday allowed The Staenberg Group to enter a legal dispute the developer says will determine whether its massive $2 billion redevelopment of the Chesterfield Mall into "Downtown Chesterfield" will be successful.
A civil case that could have settled whether video games that offer cash prizes to players are illegal gambling devices won’t settle anything.
At least not any time soon.
On Monday, with a trial set to begin Tuesday morning, Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green dismissed the lawsuit seeking to stop the Missouri State Highway Patrol from investigating “pre-reveal” games offered in thousands of locations across the state.
“I don’t think the court system is the right place to have…
Federal prosecutors are seeking records involving public subsidies used to help construct a St. Louis apartment complex, a subpoena released Monday shows.
Schnuck Markets Inc. is putting “finishing touches” on renovation of its Cahokia Heights store, and “it should be 100% complete by the end of the week,” a spokesman said.
A local eatery that got its start as a stall and food truck business at the Kirkwood and Tower Grove farmers markets in 2020 will assume operations of Beffa’s kitchen starting Oct. 11.
The American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) said Monday its 2025, 2027 and 2028 National Championships will be played at Centene Community Ice Center in Maryland Heights. It said it also has an option to host the event at the Centene Community Ice Center in 2026.
If you’re in business, you’ve either got trademarks, service marks, or both. According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”), “a trademark can be any word, phrase, symbol, design, or a combination of these things that identifies your goods or services.” In short, it is your brand. It provides your customers with a way to distinguish your goods or services from those of your competitors. In common language, the word trademark can refer to both trademarks and service marks.…
St. Louis startup WingXpand, which has developed an expandable drone designed to fit inside a backpack, has moved its headquarters to Ranken Technical College and formed a workforce partnership with the education institution.
Attendance across Major League Baseball was up in 2023. Find out where the St. Louis Cardinals ranked when it came to the number of fans attending games at Busch Stadium this season.
The city filed a motion for a temporary restraining order last month seeking to stop the drilling of an extraction well at Ameren's Huster Road substation.
Becoming a registered Republican was the worst decision B.J. Adams says he ever made.
Adams, a resident of Burlington, North Carolina, isn’t upset with GOP policies. And he loves former President Donald Trump.
But when the 87-year-old conservative who grew up a Democrat finally switched his party registration, he said it unleashed a torrent of fundraising pleas that on one day this year included 66 emails asking for money.
“Definitely my advice would be don’t do it,” Adams said in an interview…