The nonprofit's campaign takes on challenges like school accreditation challenges, troubling crime rates, slow economic growth and the region's decline in prosperity and national prominence.
A 16-year-old is in the hospital with critical, life-altering injuries after being hit by a car Saturday night.
It happened near the Dome at America's Center in downtown St. Louis.
The teenager, Janae Edmondson, is from Tennessee and was in town for a volleyball tournament.
Jeff Wismer has known Edmonson and her family for years as the assistant director of the Mid TN Volleyball Club in Smyrna, Tennessee, near Nashville.
He said Edmonson has been playing with the club for several years.
Wismer…
Legendary rock band Guns N' Roses is coming to St. Louis later this year as part of its "2023 World Tour."
The five-month tour kicks off on June 5 in Israel and winds through the Middle East, Europe and North America, making a stop at Busch Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 9.
General ticket sales for all dates begin Wednesday, Feb. 22 at 10 a.m. Central Standard Time on gunsnroses.com. Fans can also buy VIP packages that may include premium tickets, VIP bar access throughout the show, invitation to…
A Maplewood-based nonprofit counseling agency that serves children and families going through divorce has hired Stephanie Enger-Moreland as its new chief development officer (CDO).
It's hard to be a St. Louisan in Jefferson City these days. On every front possible, the legislature is full of ideas to “help” St. Louis. But here's the harsh truth for St. Louisans opposed to the maneuvers: It's likely to get worse before it gets better.
Southwest intends to fly an aggressive schedule that peaks with almost 4,400 daily flights in July focusing on increasing capacity at its largest hubs. Here are the airports and cities where that growth is happening - including St. Louis.
St. Louis is the latest office for the Iowa firm, which since its founding in 2021 has grown its staff from seven to 45 employees with eight offices including San Antonio and Omaha, Nebraska.
Millions of women left the workplace during the Great Resignation and as a result are rethinking their career paths. This makes having a mentor that much more important.
Harris-Stowe State University on Monday announced the creation of a new academic college focused on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) that will be led by a departing associate dean from Washington University.
The new College of STEM essentially institutionalizes the St. Louis-based university's efforts over the last decade to develop a diverse pool of talent in Missouri's STEM workforce.
"HSSU’s leadership in this space, and the continuing demand in our region, made the need for…
A full-service bicycle retail and repair shop is now open in City Foundry STL.
According to a news release from City Foundry, Big Shark Bicycle Company's new location will offer "a diverse inventory of bikes and products, full-service repairs, and professionally trained staff to help cyclists while continuing to promote a bike-friendly community within St. Louis."
Originally announced in August 2022, the store officially opened to the public Monday.
"With spring on the horizon, this is perfect…
The company had already been owned by a group of employee shareholders. But it's now been sold to an ESOP that will give all 100 full-time employees a share in ownership.
The Maplewood bar and grill closed abruptly this week, after having only been reopened several months following a rebuild needed after damage from last summer's flooding.
The Des Peres-based provider of invoice payment and information services, which also runs a local commercial bank, announced a promotion Friday to fill its top C-suite post.
The nation’s top infectious diseases expert for decades, Dr. Anthony Fauci, is set to address graduating medical students the day they receive their diplomas at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis this May, according to a Thursday press release from Washington University School of Medicine.
The ceremony for WashU Medicine’s Class of 2023 will be held at Francis Olympic Field at 3 p.m. on May 15.
David Perlmutter, executive vice chancellor for medical affairs, said, “For…
The city of St. Charles shut down another water well in the Elm Point Wellfield to maintain safe drinking water for its residents after detecting contamination.
The closure of City Well No. 7, announced Thursday morning, means that the city has shut down six of its seven wells due to traces of 1,2-dichloroethene and vinyl chloride. To combat a drinking water shortage, the city has been purchasing millions of gallons of water daily from the City of St. Louis instead of producing its own at a lower…
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