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Industrial software company Aspen Technology is now a subsidiary of St. Louis-base Emerson Electric after their $7.2 billion deal closed.

Scott Gildehaus of Washington, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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Danish Nagda describes himself as a reluctant entrepreneur. A physician by training, Nagda assumed he would spend his professional life as a clinician and was on that path as an ENT resident at Washington University School of Medicine. Then, life presented him with a situation that would alter his personal and professional trajectory — and has the potential to change the health care industry at large. “My dad had a heart attack in his 50s, then became bed-bound with heart failure and died at…

The queen of hip-hop soul Mary J. Blige brought her "For My Fans" tour to Enterprise Center on March 12 with singers Ne-Yo and Mario.

Spirit Airlines has officially emerged from bankruptcy with a major financial overhaul.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe is weighing in publicly on House Bill 495, which calls for the state takeover of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, for the first time since it passed both houses of the legislature. As members of the Missouri Legislature paused for spring break, they joined Kehoe on the north lawn of the Capitol to celebrate advancing what they called a common-sense conservative agenda. "I've seen men and women in this building decide that what's right for Missourians is what…

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Holt, Karen Ann — St. Louis, MO

Holt, Karen Ann (Barnes), passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 8, 2025, surrounded by loving family. Beloved wife for 60 years of Forrest L. Holt; dear mother of Craig (Jennifer), Ken (Gidget) & Bill (Laura) Holt; loving grandmother of Andrew,…

With less than a month away from the April 2025 municipal election for St. Louis mayor, incumbent Tishaura Jones and challenger Cara Spencer faced off in a spirited debate Thursday evening at the FOX 2 news studios.

Washington University took out an ad in the Wall Street Journal saying higher education is at a crossroads, citing "ideological forces."

The Missouri House on Thursday voted to repeal a utility consumer protection law passed by voters almost 50 years ago. The bill that originated in the state Senate drew bipartisan support and opposition on the 96-44 vote, with 20 Democrats joining 76 Republicans to support it and 23 Republicans lining up with 21 Democrats to oppose it. Three Democratic members voted “present.” With the vote, the bill became the third measure to clear both chambers this session. While the bill makes a variety…

The lawsuit alleges Lyft knows its drivers face a very high risk of assault but failed to take reasonable steps to protect them from that risk.

The big deal today is Democrats’ threatened capitulation to the GOP on the continuing resolution to keep the government open—but entirely on Trump’s terms, no matter who it bankrupts (hello, DC police and fire departments!). But the larger point made here stands, because the cowardice on display in this budget showdown is the cowardice that […]

Help is on the way for citizens who have complained about potholes turning their community into an obstacle course.  

The Sullivan Fire Department is adding volunteer firefighters and staff tomorrow in anticipation of severe weather arriving Friday evening.