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There is one week left to submit a nomination for the St. Louis Business Journal's sixth annual Innovation in Philanthropy Awards, a program that celebrates innovative partnerships between nonprofit organizations and local companies. Submit your nomination here before the Dec. 23 deadline. These awards highlight companies and organizations that are going above and beyond the standard philanthropic practices to evolve programs in our communities. In your nomination, tell us about the creative ways…

Mangione had previously been charged with murder in Thompson's killing, but the terror allegation is new.

ALTON - On a recent episode of “You’re Beautiful” with Brian Trust, Mike Weller spoke about gratitude, doing your best, and trusting God. Weller shared that he didn’t always have a relationship with God, but since he has developed his faith, he feels like his life has improved. Not only does he believe he is a better person, but he has more appreciation for the positives and the people he encounters. He encourages everyone to live their lives according to God’s teachings. “He’s got a plan. Just shut up and listen to Him,” Weller said. “Just do it to impress Him. That’s it. Do everything with the intent of going to Heaven. How crazy is that?” Weller didn’t always have a close relationship with God. But during the COVID-19 pandemic, he began taking long walks through Alton and praying. As he reconnected with God, he gained a deeper appreciation for God’s love and mercy. “I got back in touch

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The firm is specializing in handling the SBA’s primary business loan program, known as the 7(a). It provides loan guaranties to lenders and the loans can be used for several purposes, including acquiring, refinancing or improving real estate and buildings.

These local tutors and academic services are here to assist St. Louis families on the education front as needed.

Stained glass window at the Regensburg Cathedral in southern Germany.

A global transportation and logistics company based in the Pacific Northwest has acquired a St. Louis-based transportation business.

The St. Louis County Council wants to ask both picks to replace Wesley Bell some questions as the legal battle over who will fill the office continues. According to a committee meeting notice published on the county website, the council will hold a Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday night to discuss both candidates, Cort VanOstran and Melissa Price Smith. The meeting notice lists VanOstran and Price Smith as invitees at the meeting and the agenda has time for questions from council members and…

It is now three months since we should have passed a budget, and naturally we're still nowhere close. So it's time for yet another Continuing Resolution, which keeps the lights on and maybe a wee bit more. According to various reports, here are the extras we can expect in the upcoming CR: $10 billion in ...continue reading "Congress working hard to do the bare minimum"

Former Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder has been out of politics since 2017.

For a vibrant culinary scene like St. Louis, it shouldn't be much of a surprise that dining out is a top priority for locals. Now, new research backs this up.

This Friday's event at Sophie's Artist Lounge includes locally made gifts for sale, food, music, and a chance to see an immersive new exhibition exploring the "often-overlooked artistry of the backdrop."

Someone could be just hours away from becoming a millionaire.

Equifax has started alerting people of more money waiting for them from a massive fund the credit reporting agency paid to settle a data breach.

It’ll be frozen and then sent to a milk bank in Ohio. From there, the breast milk will be sent out to babies in need all across the country.

Today on TAP: Despite its history-making tilt toward workers and consumers, the electorate didn’t reward it.

Attempts to rein in the sprawling bureaucracy in Missouri are not new