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Illinois to ban gun ads that target children, militants
Protestors arrested in 2017 Jason Stockley protest receiving settlement checks in $4.9M
Some of the people arrested during protests surrounding the Jason Stockley verdict in 2017 started receiving settlement money.
Elaia, Olio, and Nixta slated to move to Delmar Maker District in 2024
The last service for the three restaurants in Botanical Heights is slated for December 31.
Health officials warn of measles exposure in St. Louis, St. Charles counties
Local and state health officials are working to identify people who may have been exposed to measles after learning of an internationally imported case in the St. Louis region.
Belleville ‘citizen scientist’ finds rare parasitic bee in his front garden
Siegel, a retired biochemist, has lived in his Belleville residence since 1990. He started the work on his garden, which he describes as “an ongoing process.”
Comcast Lost 12% Of Its Cable TV Customers In The Last Year Alone
Cable executives spent years denying that “cord cutting” (ditching traditional TV) was real. For years they insisted it was a “fiction,” or that it was a fad that would end once Millennials started procreating. Whatever gave them permission to not meaningfully evolve their often predatory, anti-competitive business strategies. Yeah, about that. Major cable companies continue […]
Yellow files for bankruptcy, proposes sale of assets
The filing proposes a timeline that would see its assets sold by the end of October.
One of St. Louis' largest private companies expands deck materials business with acquisition
A unit of Clayton-based Harbour Group has expanded with the purchase of an online building products retailer based in Wisconsin.
Two St. Louis-area companies rank on Fortune's 2023 Global 500 list
Monday, August 7, 2023 - The Midwest has a surprising number of shrimp farms
Some Midwest farmers want to provide Americans with better-tasting, sustainable shrimp. The industry struggled during the pandemic, but farmers remain hopeful it will come back stronger than ever.
Man locks himself in bathroom after gas station break-in
A bizarre break-in early Mon day morning at a gas station in the Forest Park southeast neighborhood.
U.S. mortgage rates up again, nearing 7%
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.90% for the week ended Aug. 3 — up from 6.81% the prior week.
How St. Louis' Most Influential Business Women honorees would improve the region
We asked this year's Most Influential Business Women Awards honorees to finish the following sentence: St. Louis would be better if... Here's what they had to say: Most Influential Business Women honorees on improving the region
Dr. Kelvin Adams starts as new pres. and CEO of 'St. Louis Community Foundation' today
Former St. Louis Public Schools superintendent Dr. Kelvin Adams starts a new job Monday.
'Beatle Bob' tribute show taking place tonight at Ballpark Village
A memorial tribute show is planned Monday night to remember St. Louis's own 'Beatle Bob.'
Tyson Foods to shut four more chicken plants, including two in Missouri
The meat company has grappled with declining profits and struggled to improve results in its chicken business.
St. Louis City Museum starting 'Stuff the Bus' school supply drive today
The St. Louis City Museum is hosting a 'Stuff the Bus' school supply drive starting Monday.
Final day of special election absentee voting
Monday is the final day to vote absentee in a small special election in the St. Louis Hills Business District.
MSD hosting final public sewer rate hike meeting today
MSD is hosting its last public hearing to talk about plans to raise sewer rates across the St. Louis metro area.
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