A Missouri boarding school for boys labeled the “Christian Reform School from Hell” by Rolling Stone magazine has announced it will be closing this month.
In a statement obtained by KSDK, Bryan Clemensen, who until November had been director of the Agape Boarding School, wrote:
Robert Bucklin said he spent five years at the Baptist facility in Stockton, Missouri, and was the victim of abuse there.
“After years of fighting for justice, justice has finally prevailed,” he said moments after…
Moran Foods LLC, the St. Ann-based parent company of the Save A Lot grocery business, said it has completed a debt refinancing that will provide it with more liquidity and operational flexibility while lowering its borrowing costs.
Moran said last week in a press release that effective Dec. 30, the company closed on the refinancing of debt facilities put in place at the time of the company's 2020 restructuring.
The refinancing includes a new $200 million, five-year asset-based lending (ABL) credit…
Mazur’s new role involves overseeing the pursuit of research partnerships between the St. Louis-based Taylor Geospatial Institute and government and the private sector. That includes partnerships focused on joint-funded research and co-development collaborations with businesses and government agencies.
The longtime marketing chief at Ferguson-based Emerson Electric Electric Co. (NYSE: EMR) is retiring, the latest in a string of C-suite changes at the industrial giant.
The University of Missouri-St. Louis has named Steven Berberich as its vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost.
Berberich has been serving in the post on an interim basis since September 2021 and was chosen to hold the post on a permanent basis after a nationwide search, officials said Tuesday.
He had been named to a two-year interim appointment after Marie Mora stepped down in August 2021 as UMSL's executive vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost to take a role as associate…
The Gateway Arch Park Foundation, a nonprofit that works to improve and preserve the Gateway Arch National Park and other downtown attractions, will move midyear to larger quarters, but remain downtown.
The Federal Aviation Administration says air traffic operations are gradually resuming across the U.S. after a critical overnight system outage. The agency had ordered all domestic departures to pause until 9 a.m. Eastern on Wednesday, causing a nationwide ripple effect of flight delays and cancellations.
"Normal air traffic operations are resuming gradually across the U.S. following an overnight outage to the Notice to Air Missions system that provides safety info to flight crews," the FAA said…
The St. Louis-area store is a casualty of the company's accelerated cost cutting measures, which were announced following brutal third-quarter results.
Fueled by consistent gains in the job market and a hot streak for the stock market, the number of million-dollar earners across the country has soared in recent years. What happened in Missouri and Illinois?
Todd Mockler, a scientist at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center and co-founder of food technology firm Benson Hill (NYSE: BHIL), died Friday. He was 52.
Gov. Mike Parson has a big opportunity to reshape state energy policy. Could we be a hub for battery factories or build out electric vehicle infrastructure? Plus, the 2024 ballot could have some questions that would have a serious impact on workers — and their employers.
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