Aaron Neiman was excited to move to St. Louis for a job as a lecturer at Washington University. His position in the anthropology department was his first job after earning his Ph.D. Before the April 27 protest on campus, he’d accepted a different position with the university, one that would allow him to spend more time on his research.
For decades now, U.S. wireless carriers have sold consumers “unlimited data” plans that actually have all manner of sometimes hidden throttling, caps, and restrictions. And every few years a regulator comes out with a wrist slap against wireless carriers for misleading consumers, for whatever good it does. Back in 2007, for example, then NY AG […]
A St. Louis-based provider of products and technologies for the pharmaceutical industry has named a new chief financial officer with over 30 years of financial leadership experience.
Bush’s main challenger in Aug. 6 Democratic primary is St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell. Also running are Maria Chappelle-Nadal and Ron Harshaw.
Masters champion Scottie Scheffler was detained by police Friday morning for not following police instructions during a traffic jam that followed a traffic fatality involving a pedestrian, ESPN reported.
Gathering employees for charitable causes, exercising together, taking field trips – those are the sorts of things that make companies in our Best Places to Work Awards section great places to work. Our staff here at the St. Louis Business Journal offered an example of how those things can make a difference through, of all things, running.
Almost 10 years after the police shooting of Michael Brown Jr., questions remain around police reform at the federal and local levels. Civil rights attorney Bakari Sellers says national police reform is dead, and people must vote to start over. St. Louis Public Radio's Andrea Henderson recently spoke with Sellers while he was in town promoting his new book on national politics about ways to implement police reform.
WOOD RIVER, Ill. -- Police are investigating a death at the Thompson St. Apartments in Wood River, Illinois. On May 16, 2024, just before midnight, several people called 911 about a gunshot and a person down in the parking lot at 133 Thompson St. Police from multiple nearby departments came to help. When they got [...]
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration will start a new system Friday to hasten asylum claims for single adults, administration officials said Thursday. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Department of Justice will launch a new expedited docket for migrants who arrive alone at ports of entry and turn themselves in to border authorities, […]
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office has agreed to review the 1988 rape conviction of a man whose attorneys say was targeted by police. Fredrico Lowe-Bey has been in prison for more than 30 years after being found guilty of raping a woman who was abducted in the early morning hours of May 21, 1988, in the city’s Tiffany neighborhood. The victim had gotten into a fight with her boyfriend and began walking home, but a man pulled up in a car, jumped out and dragged her into an alley, where he sexually assaulted her.
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