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Asked how the legal profession has changed, Wendy Knudsen, executive vice president and chief legal officer at TierPoint, listed the potential use of artificial intelligence, a more inclusive workplace and technology advances that give clients more access to their lawyer and also forces lawyers to “cut through the noise to finding what’s important."

This is a cute little house jutting out over the Seine. I guess the passage under the house is sort of like having an attached garage: just tie up your boat and take the elevator directly up to your living room. It's got an elevator, doesn't it?

Although Google has been amassing land for the data center since 2019, this is the first time the tech giant has publicly confirmed that it plans to build in Kansas City.

The Republican Party said a candidate's affiliation with the Ku Klux Klan "fundamentally contradicts our party’s values and platform."

A firm bought the building that once housed Mike Shannon's restaurant in downtown St. Louis, with plans so far to improve its look — not redevelop the site.

This year’s Missouri State Fair will be without its usual rodeo, bull riding, motocross, and demolition derby events.

Today on TAP: The vast majority of House GOPniks tell Americans that if they want Social Security, they need to work longer.

Forbes magazine recently reported that Journey’s classic track “Don’t Stop Believin’” was “officially the biggest song of all time,” and it’s gotten the band’s former frontman Steve Perry in a…

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The Creve Coeur agriculture firm once hired at a furious pace.

Illinois State Police extended the deadline for applications to May 1, 2024.

Punchbowl reports today about a bill that trades a Republican tax cut for a Democratic increase in the Child Tax Credit: The Wyden-Smith tax bill is in deep trouble. The Senate Finance Committee’s top Republican, Sen. Mike Crapo of Idaho, told GOP colleagues privately on Wednesday that he doesn’t want to pass a tax bill ...continue reading "Are House and Senate Republicans even the same species?"

The Illinois Secretary of State reported hours and services were affected.

Caseyville police said around 16 items were taken with a value of about $1,400.

A former KDHX staffer writes that it's time for station management to recognize its responsibility in this crisis, stop weaponizing the values of DEI, and finally regain the trust of the community.

A Construction Forum workforce systems change initiative aimed at breaking down transportation barriers to inclusive workforce entry is featured in a new Workforce Community Playbook. The playbook was developed by Nine PBS. The book, which includes both resources and case studies, focuses on four career pathways — construction, patient care, manufacturing, and information technology — […]

Board members write that since October, the station has brought on 30 new volunteer DJs who bring new music and a passion for reaching out to new listeners and new supporters.