The St. Louis Business Journal is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Most Influential Business Women Awards program, which recognizes remarkable women who excel in their careers and make a big impact in their organizations and St. Louis communities.
The deadline to submit your nomination is May 4, 2025, and the winners will be featured in a special section on Aug. 1, 2025.
When making a nomination, describe in detail the nominee's career accomplishments, as well as her involvement in the community,…
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday appeared generally willing to strike a blow against a key federal environmental law in a case brought by Coloradans against a controversial Utah oil-train project — but they struggled to reach a consensus on exactly how to define the new limits they might impose on the law. Petitioners in the […]
As President-elect Donald Trump assembles his administration, Republican governors and lawmakers in some states are already rolling out proposals that could help him carry out his pledge to deport millions of people living in the U.S. illegally.
The Missouri Department of Conservation has recently received numerous reports of dead and sick waterfowl, triggering worries about ongoing hunting in the state.
Elvis Costello will be highlighting his early catalog on a new tour.The rocker just announced dates for the new Radio Soul!: The Early Songs of Elvis Costello tour, which will have…
A Missouri couple allegedly attempted to perform a do-it-yourself circumcision on a child without proper medical training, leading to the child being hospitalized and the couple facing felony charges.
Adam Sullentrup was shot in the line of duty in March 2023. After extensive rehabilitation, he's returning to the police force as a public relations specialist.
In the Spirit of the Season, FOX 2 and St. Louis 11 have teamed up with Community Living to help raise funds and awareness for the life-changing work they do in the lives of those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating an incident where two men were held at gunpoint, robbed, and one was later assaulted by home intruders early Tuesday morning.
SPRINGFIELD — Brad Jacobs, a retired firefighter from Alton, is making his name known for his pickleball talents after recently qualifying for the national tournament following his success at the Illinois Senior Olympics. Jacobs, who served in the Alton Fire Department from 1970 to 2000, took up the sport after a fellow coach encouraged him to try it out post-retirement. Jacobs, now an active member of the pickleball community, credits his doubles partner Bob Biarkis, an experienced player from Edwardsville, for introducing him to the competitive side of the sport. “I never played in a tournament before, but Bob asked if I would like to join him in Springfield, and we ended up going undefeated and winning the gold,” Jacobs said. The Illinois Senior Olympics took place in Springfield, where Jacobs showcased his skills in the 3.5 skill level category. Beyond his achievements in pickleball, Jacobs remains committed to charitable work, particularly focused on youth
Over at MSNBC, I have a new piece debunking the false claims from many that Donald Trump’s pick to run the National Institutes of Health, Jay Bhattacharya, is somehow taking over the government agency that he believes coordinated “censorship” of his views on social media. Bhattacharya and his supporters have been making that claim for […]
Named the No. 2 brewer in the world by RateBeer, Side Project Cellar will transform its Maplewood location at 2657 Lyle Ave. into the Polar Patio Pop-Up this holiday season. […]
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, spoke on the Senate floor previewing tomorrow’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing entitled “How Mass Deportations Will Separate American Families, Harm Our Armed Forces, and Devastate Our Economy.” The hearing will examine the consequences of President-elect Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportations, as well as stress the need to shift our focus toward sensible solutions that would bring order to the border and provide a path to citizenship to longtime residents with no serious criminal convictions. Durbin said, “Millions—some 13 million—undocumented immigrants live in this country, and many have been here for a decade or longer. These immigrants have become our nation’s health care workers, teachers, farmworkers, entrepreneurs, police—you name it. And many grew up alongside our own kids with the same hopes and dreams of getting
Santana is returning to the road, announcing a 2025 leg of his Oneness tour.The trek is set to kick off April 16 in Highland, California, with dates in Phoenix, Albuquerque,…
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