The result came in an unusual race in which the incumbent touted his work fighting the Covid-19 pandemic while the challenger cast the contest in terms of whether the region would "continue to decline."
The new "chief downtown officer" for Greater St. Louis Inc. arrives with several decades of experience working in New Orleans and his hometown of Detroit. After just two months, he already has ideas for downtown St. Louis.
"To see, in addition to our spectacular lateral growth we've experienced in the last three years in the St. Louis market, that our homegrown lawyers are succeeding as well shows that we're doing great," Jane Arnold, managing partner of Polsinelli's St. Louis office, said in an interview.
Amid ongoing feedback sessions on its new consolidation plan, the Archdiocese of St. Louis announced Tuesday it would be postponing restructuring of its Catholic elementary schools until the 2024-25 school year.
Launched in January, the “All Things New” consolidation plan works to restructure the Catholic church in a way that's sustainable for generations to come. The plan includes hard changes, such as school closures and parish mergers, as well as welcome changes, such as higher teacher salaries…
Tabski says its ordering and payment technology can help restaurants navigate industry staffing shortages while helping to increase check sizes and table turnover by making it easier for customers to purchase more items and allowing them to more quickly close out their tabs.
Police leaders are accusing St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner of allowing drug evidence and unclaimed property to pile up, and now a judge has ordered evidence from nearly 7,000 drug cases be destroyed to eliminate the health risk it poses to crime lab workers.
Judge Jason Sengheiser issued his order at about 5 p.m. Monday, just hours after a 45-minute hearing.
Assistant St. Louis City Counselor Ray Flojo argued fentanyl and marijuana have backed up at the crime lab, and Gardner’s office…
The Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products has agreed to acquire a waterworks products distributor in Georgia.
Students at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School (CVPA) will resume virtual learning next week as the school district still works to find a location for in-person classes.
According to an announcement from St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS), students will resume classes on Monday, Nov. 14. They will have a full week of classes before the district's Thanksgiving break over the week of Nov. 21.
Monday's announcement comes two weeks after the deadly shooting at the school that left student…
A developer is proposing a $188 million industrial park, adding to that use in the area and continuing the building boom for the sector in St. Louis County.
A company hired to make improvements at South City Hospital says in new litigation that the facility's owner diverted funds meant for those projects, as it seeks millions in damages.
The top two brands of cars in Missouri make up nearly 40% of all registered vehicles in the state. Read on to find out which brands Missourians love most.
The Archdiocese of St. Louis is still in the middle of a restructuring plan.
A message from Father Jack Siefert in the bulletin at St. Ambrose parish Saturday evening showed a timeline for the archdiocese's "All Things New" plan.
According to the timeline, the archdiocese will announce the final decisions for Catholic grade schools in early January and final parish decisions in May.
The “All Things New” strategic plan was launched in January 2022. The draft models on how to restructure parishes…
Former Emerson CEOs Chuck Knight and David Farr amped up the St. Louis boosterism. That history marks a striking contrast to company decisions announced last week, in which current CEO Lal Karsanbhai said it will explore headquarters locations that could take it out of St. Louis.
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