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Mizzou basketball recruit charged with rape during campus visit
Keiner Asprilla, a recruit for the University of Missouri men's basketball team, has been charged with rape and other offenses in connection with an alleged incident during a visit to Columbia, Missouri, last year, according to court documents obtained by FOX 2.
Downtown apartment tower owner faces nonpayment claims from vendors
The owner of two high-profile residential buildings near the Old Post Office Plaza is facing legal claims from contractors who say they haven't been paid.
Here are the major Trump-era changes at the SBA so far
The Small Business Administration has introduced a series of changes that could impact owners seeking loans.
Small manufacturers grapple with supply chain challenges amid new trade policies
Small manufacturers face unique hurdles in diversifying their supply chains. Finding new suppliers isn't always a straightforward solution.
Gov’t Mule announces dates for Island Exodus 16
Looks like Warren Haynes and Gov’t Mule will once again be heading to Jamaica next year.The band has shared a save-the-date announcement for Island Exodus 16, their annual music festival that launched…
Artificial intelligence has business owners divided
An exclusive survey by The Business Journals examined how owners are — or aren't — using AI in their businesses.
Small-business owners face tighter lending standards amid economic uncertainty
Despite high interest rates and stricter credit requirements, many small-business owners are seeking loans.
Capybaras in St. Louis?
St. Louis County Police Scam Alert
‘Free Speech’ GOP Threatened Billboard Company To Remove Democrats’ Ads About Medicaid Cuts
The “Party of Free Speech” is at it again. House Speaker Mike Johnson just bragged about using legal threats to remove his opponents’ political advertising — perhaps the most constitutionally protected form of speech that exists. And he did it while lying about them lying. As he says in that clip: Do not believe the […]
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Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Missouri theme park takes three-peat as best in U.S.
For the third year in a row, the title of the best theme park in the country has been awarded to a Missouri amusement park.
Nonprofit sues to overturn Missouri’s parental consent laws for minors seeking abortions
A reproductive health care nonprofit filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking to overturn Missouri’s law requiring minors to get parental approval before getting an abortion. The lawsuit contends the consent law is unconstitutional after voters passed an abortion rights amendment last year. Right By You, a nonprofit that helps young people navigate pregnancy decisions, including by […]
Nonprofit sues to overturn Missouri’s parental consent laws for minors seeking abortions
A reproductive health care nonprofit filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking to overturn Missouri’s law requiring minors to get parental approval before getting an abortion. The lawsuit contends the consent law is unconstitutional after voters passed an abortion rights amendment last year. Right By You, a nonprofit that helps young people navigate pregnancy decisions, including by […]
St. Louis County animal shelter temporarily closes
The shelter is closing to prevent a potential outbreak of parvovirus.
5 charged with attacking man outside St. Louis Central Library
Five people appeared in St. Louis Circuit Court on Wednesday to face charges for attacking a man outside the Central Library in downtown.
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