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.”
Voters in the city of St. Charles' mayoral primary election Tuesday chose two of three candidates, all local business owners, to advance to the general election April 4.
In what it called a "strategic update" Tuesday after the funding deal was completed, the company said it expects to keep about 360 of its flagship Bed Bath & Beyond brand locations open, about half the number it had a year ago.
The Ferguson-based automation and software giant's decision about a headquarters location follows the sale of its local base last year and caps a search the company had said would include locations outside St. Louis.
Three St. Louis companies founded by couples admit there are pros and cons to launching a business with your spouse. They share why it works for them and what they’ve done to keep work life and home life separate.
Missouri's legalization of recreational cannabis will creative lots of jobs, and many of them are at the executive level with high salaries. Marijuana companies are looking to bolster their finance and accounting jobs.
The primary mayoral election for the City of St. Charles is Tuesday.
This primary will determine which two candidates will be on the ballot for the general election in April.
The candidates are current Mayor Dan Borgmeyer, Venetia Powell and Tom Besselman. Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Here's where voters can go to cast their votes:
St. Charles Fire Department Station No. 4
St. Charles West High School
St. Charles Family Arena
St. Charles County Election Authority
Voters…
"Our disciplined focus in 2022 allowed us to successfully execute on foundational work that will support our long-term growth strategy," the Clayton giant's CEO said.
Washington University has teamed with a venture-backed technology bootcamp program to provide a pair of online courses designed to train individuals for data science careers.
It will take an additional $70 million to $80 million to finish the expansion of America's Center, the downtown St. Louis convention center, as originally contemplated, an alderman representing the neighborhood said Tuesday.
It's the third acquisition by the St. Louis-based provider of registered dietitian consulting services since it received a private equity investment two years ago.
Dispensaries around Missouri sold more than $8 million worth of recreational marijuana in the first weekend since the state legalized it for adult use, the state's health department said.
According to the state's cannabis regulation page, recreational marijuana sales totaled $8,500,900 from Friday to Sunday. Another $4,189,065 in medical marijuana was also sold in the state over the weekend.
When Illinois legalized recreational marijuana in 2020, the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional…
Automakers whose vehicles have been targeted by thieves inspired by social media challenges confirm to KSDK that they are testing software upgrades that could stop their cars from being stolen and intend to provide them to drivers at no cost.
Both automakers are the focus of a class-action lawsuit claiming the vehicles were defective because certain models built before 2020 did not have an immobilizing device that would prevent the car from starting if keys were not near the vehicle.
In separate…
A former city clerk for the North County municipality Flordell Hills on Monday admitted stealing $487,673 from the city.
Maureen Woodson, 68, pleaded guilty to one count of mail fraud and one count of wire fraud.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in St. Louis said Woodson and another former assistant city clerk, Donna Thompson, from February 2016 to April 2022 wrote about 614 checks to themselves without authority or knowledge of the mayor, treasurer or board of aldermen.
Woodson and Thompson cashed…
State Republicans want to raise the percent of votes necessary to amend the constitution from a simple majority to 60%. But there are powerful forces that stand in the way of ramming the change through.
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