WASHINGTON — A federal judge told the Trump administration on Monday that it must comply with a previous ruling that required the government to unfreeze funding on grants and loans.
Chief Judge John J. McConnell Jr. of the U.S. District Court in Rhode Island issued the new five-page ruling just days after Democratic attorneys general filed an emergency motion, alleging the Trump administration wasn’t following a temporary restraining order the judge issued in late January.
McConnell…
WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Monday prevented the National Institutes of Health from changing the percentage that universities and medical schools pay in facilities and administrative costs in 22 states that filed a lawsuit, partially blocking a decision that was rebuked by academic institutions throughout the country and members of Congress.
Illinois is a plaintiff; Missouri is not.
Judge Angel Kelley of the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts entered the brief, two-page order, which “shall…
The city of St. Louis' revenue collector has sued a Massachusetts firm, alleging the government paid it $10 million for tax software it was never given access to.
President Donald Trump ran on an anti-immigrant platform. His victory confirmed that the majority of America support that view. But immigrants have been great for the U.S. – and St. Louis, columnist Dave Drebes writes.
Late last week, hedge fund Elliott Investment Management L.P. released a statement disclosing it was the largest minority owner of AspenTech, with more than a $1.5 billion stake in the company — and that it opposes the merger.
The University of Missouri-St. Louis said Monday that governance of public radio station KWMU, 90.7 FM, will transition from the university to independent nonprofit Friends of KWMU Inc., which has provided support to the station since 1977.
Employees of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, a large St. Louis-area employer, have received the buyout offer first made last month to federal workers by the Trump administration.
The new member practices in the firm’s Litigation Department. He focuses on construction law, commercial litigation, products liability and class actions. He has worked with several industries including construction, manufacturing, agriculture, energy and healthcare.
Hub International Ltd., a $23 billion global insurance brokerage and financial services firm, recently expanded its St. Louis-area presence with two acquisitions and is looking for a combined local office space.
Grain Belt Express has filed nearly 40 eminent domain petitions against Missouri property owners since 2021 as it prepares to build a transmission line across the state.
The first eminent domain petition in Callaway County was filed last month for an easement of nearly an acre of land owned by Jordyn and Mitchell Christensen.
Grain Belt Express offered the property owners $8,046 for the easement, but the owners rejected the offer and the two parties could not agree on compensation.
If granted,…
St. Louis was recently treated to temperatures in the mid-70s, reminding everyone that spring is just around the corner. But before spring warmth returns, more winter weather is headed for the region.
The National Weather Service early Monday issued a hazardous weather outlook for parts of eastern and central Missouri, as well as west central and southern Illinois.
Tuesday and Wednesday will likely see measurable wintery precipitation, including some shovel-able snow, ice, or sleet, KSDK meteorologists…
Ostara Inc., a St. Louis-based agtech firm that developed technology to repurpose nutrients from water treatment plants to make fertilizer, has named a new CEO.
The administration of St. Louis County Executive Sam Page this week pitched its latest major plans to address deficiencies at the government’s Clayton headquarters, as legislators remained skeptical of the information.
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