Schnuck Markets announced Thursday morning that the company wrote a letter to a St. Louis alderwoman regarding health and safety concerns at its South City location on South Grand Boulevard.
Jed Penney, the grocery chain's associate general counsel and head of government relations, sent Alderwoman Megan Green of the 15th Ward information about the store's struggle to "provide a safe and comfortable shopping experience."
The company described ongoing issues at the store, located at 3430 S. Grand,…
Three-in-four women would drain their cash savings after eight weeks of unpaid maternity leave – yet another harsh reminder of the hurdles working mothers face in the United States.
According to a new survey released by online disability insurance broker Breeze, 74% of the 1,001 employed women surveyed wouldn’t have any cash savings left after eight weeks of unpaid maternity leave and 54% would consider a personal loan to cover costs. Another 49% said they might dip into their retirement account.
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The five-year program will include mentoring by Edward Jones professionals and paid internship opportunities for students from underserved communities to gain real-world experience at Edward Jones.
Washington University School of Medicine reached a milestone this week on construction of its new neuroscience research building, a $616 million project set to open next year.
The building, at 4370 Duncan Ave. in the 200-acre Cortex Innovation Community, is on the eastern edge of the school's medical campus. Construction began in spring 2020 on the 11-story, 609,000-square-foot building, which will be one of the nation's largest neuroscience research buildings, officials said.
Wash U leaders and…
Centene Corp. (NYSE: CNC) on Thursday announced a date for a special stockholders meeting next month to vote on several changes to how the Fortune 50 company is governed.
The developers of an ambitious development just south of the Arch say they'd start the project off with manufacturing, including two 200,000-square-foot factories employing hundreds of workers.
James Minor in March became the Edwardsville university's 10th chancellor. He discusses why SIUE, and schools like it, can represent one of the biggest area's of growth when it comes to increasing the number of students earning degrees.
This story has been updated with comment from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
The feds have outlined how renters and homeowners in St. Louis County, the city of St. Louis and St. Charles County affected by flash flooding can apply for aid.
Those experiencing damage from events July 25-28 may apply online at disasterassistance.gov, call 800-621-3362 or use the Federal Emergency Management Agency's mobile app.
FEMA said that for needs not covered by insurance, it may be able to provide…
A subsidiary of St. Louis' largest public company is one of three companies chosen by the Mississippi Division of Medicaid to provide managed care services in that state.
The developer behind a reboot of the historic Jefferson Arms building in downtown St. Louis has secured financing, according to documents filed with the city. The massive structure, vacant since 2006, is slated to get residential, hospitality and commercial space, though its redevelopment has been slow to materialize.
A provider of controversial loans for residential energy projects won't pursue new business in Missouri and California, a response to economic conditions and new state laws, the company said Wednesday.
Frontier is the latest airline to trim its upcoming schedule as the airline industry continues its turbulent recovery — and some routes are being cut entirely. Here's how many flights are being cut at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
A five-alarm fire erupted Wednesday morning at a factory near Granite City, injuring one employee. As of Wednesday night, the fire was under control, but firefighters were still monitoring for hotspots into the night.
Granite City fire officials told KSDK the fire started at Interco, a recycling factory along Fox Industrial Drive in Madison on Wednesday morning around 10 a.m. Interco's website says its facility totals 400,000 square feet, and that it's dedicated to processing computers, electronics…
Others have pitched redevelopment of the mostly desolate area known as Chouteau's Landing, but if successful, the new effort would provide a major boost to downtown and represent the latest $1 billion-plus St. Louis project, after the new National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency campus and John Cochran VA Medical Center.
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