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The acquisition expands Stifel’s presence in the Mid-Atlantic region to include eight public finance bankers serving local communities, municipal agencies, and not-for-profit borrowers.

Prior to joining Lindenwood University this week as its new athletics director, Jason Coomer led corporate sponsorships at another local university. He spoke to the Business Journal about how Lindenwood plans to engage with local businesses as it begins its transition this year to the NCAA's highest tier of competition.

St. Louis Development Corp. said it will not accept any new applications to purchase property from the Land Reutilization Authority beginning in July.

Phelps County family hires former Gov. Jay Nixon as attorney in voting rights case.

A new report from BBMG and GlobeScan outlines five principles for brand leadership in an era of shifting paradigms.

Journey has just released a fourth advance track from their upcoming studio album, Freedom, a soaring and soulful rock tune called "Don't Give Up on Us." The track is available now…

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Red Hot Riplets, the St. Louis-served potato chips best known for their ridges and spicy barbeque flavor, will soon be hitting the shelves in a different form.

Stay alert for some "boom" sounds Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning from St. Charles County.

However company officials said they will be hiring at plants that will be picking up the work from the closed plants.

UPDATE: Since this post’s composition over the weekend, there has been a notable development. Axon has, for the moment, pulled the ends of its toes from overhanging the precipice. It only took the resignation of most of the Ethics Board (nine of twelve members) to force the company to reconsider its move towards offering schools […]

BENTON - A Fairview Heights man is heading to federal prison for possession of child pornography. Michael M. Rapa, 68 of Fairview Heights, was sentenced on Thursday, June 2, 2022, to 6 years in prison for two counts of possession of prepubescent child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography. Rapa pleaded guilty to the charges in February. Following his prison sentence, Rapa will be on federal supervised release for 5 years and will be required to register as a sex offender for the remainder of his life. According to court documents, Rapa first came to the attention of law enforcement in Vancouver, Canada, in 2015. As the result of a subsequent investigation conducted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Fairview Heights Police Department, in 2017 Rapa was determined to be in possession of hundreds of image and video files containing prepubescent child pornography on various items of electronic media which lead to charges in the Southern District o

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The 17-year-olds escaped through a broken window in the back of the Clayton facility back on May 29.

The refurbished HP EliteBook pairs a fast processor with 8GB of RAM to help make multitasking easier, and its speedy 256 solid-state drive can house your essential media, games, and other data. It also features three USB ports so you can make the most of your system by expanding it with peripheral devices. This laptop […]

According to PETA, Festus resident Tonia Haddix falsely claimed Tonka had died when they seized five other animals last year.

Jim Seals, one half of the popular 1970s soft-rock duo Seals and Crofts, has died at age 80, Variety reports. Along with his musical partner, Darrell "Dash" Crofts, Seals scored…

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For actor and activist Joey Saunders, the play's story of love and leadership amid the AIDS crisis was a call to the stage.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced this morning that it is charging a St. Louis County jail administrator for helping an unnamed businessman fraudulently apply for COVID-19 relief funds in exchange for a cut of the money. The indictment against Anthony Weaver, a St. Louis County jail change management coordinator, accuses him of four counts of wire fraud. Weaver appeared in federal court today and pled not guilty.

"My goal is to sustain early-career scientists in their path to their personal growth and professional success," Dr. Paola Cepeda said.