The Environmental Protection Agency identified an Ameren substation as the source of the contamination that has led the city of St. Charles to close multiple water wells.
In a press release, the EPA said the results mean Ameren will be required to to address the contamination originating from the Huster Road Substation.
“The Superfund program operates under the ‘polluter pays’ principle,” EPA Region 7 Superfund and Emergency Management Division Director Bob Jurgens said in the press release.
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The tourism bureau serving six counties in Metro East is using part of a federal grant to hire a consulting firm that could raise the region's profile as a destination for sports tourism.
Entrepreneurship is a pillar of Lisa Hu and Luke Babich’s marriage, but it’s not because they are in business together. Instead, they run separate St. Louis-based startups. Here's how they find support in their relationship.
And so after all of this review of these new possibilities of relieving folks of their hard-earned money, there appears another “technology” on the scene. And it is flat out remarkable.
The developer behind the $1.2 billion construction innovation district and mixed-use development proposed on the riverfront in downtown will move forward with an initial 12-acre phase, after securing master development rights from a city board.
An apartment complex proposed between Soulard and the $1.2 billion Gateway South redevelopment project would add new residents to what is currently an industrial site.
The aerospace giant says that suppliers provided faulty parts for fighter jets, causing it to incur tens of millions of dollars in mitigation costs at its St. Louis County factory.
The Brentwood-based consumer packaged goods holding company – known for food brands such as Honey Bunches of Oats cereal and Peter Pan peanut butter – is entering the pet food market with plans to buy pet food brands including Rachael Ray Nutrish and Gravy Train from J.M. Smucker Co.
A lawsuit states that Hofbräuhaus of America terminated its franchise agreement with the brewpub, located at 123 St. Eugene Drive in Belleville, as it allegedly defaulted on financial and operational obligations.
Albert Pujols, who played his final Major League Baseball season for the St. Louis Cardinals last year, lists his five-bedroom, 7.5-bathroom home for sale. The future Hall of Famer, who attended high school in suburban Kansas City, has owned the house since 2006.
In a newly released draft, the Archdiocese of St. Louis outlined the proposed changes coming to the church as part of its "All Things New" restructuring plan.
In the draft released Wednesday, the archdiocese said its 178 parishes will be consolidated into 88 pastorates, which the archdiocese described as a community overseen by one pastor and pastoral team.
Maps included in the announcement show instances of multiple current parishes becoming one pastorate and others where existing parishes remain…
Venture Cafe St. Louis has entered into a strategic partnership with local technology council TechSTL as it seeks to bolster its programming around technology and boost attendance at its weekly events.
The Ladue-based engineered products company has expanded its aerospace and defense business with the acquisition of a Massachusetts-based manufacturer.
The Clayton-based managed care giant has reached settlements that have been announced by more than a dozen states, requiring the nation’s largest Medicaid managed care provider to make at least $833 million in payments.
The outage began on the evening of Feb. 1, forcing residents to either call their case managers or visit the agency’s headquarters. The restoration of email was posted at about 10 a.m. Wednesday on social media.
The Seattle Times reported Feb. 6 that Boeing will set up two “finance hubs” in St. Louis and Mesa, Arizona. The publication quoted Mike Friedman, a senior director of communications at Boeing, as saying those U.S. hubs are “where we’ll centralize support to government business.”
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