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Congratulations, Annie Mbale, project manager of World Trade Center and Mosaic Project! Mbale will be honored as a St. Louis young leader at the St. Louis American Foundation’s twelfth annual Salute to Young Leaders Networking Awards Reception, presented by Midwest…

The lawsuit says that the hospital failed to provide 60 days advance written notice of a mass layoff to employees or staff, as required by the federal WARN act.

A new state law allowing residents to access physical therapy without a referral took effect Monday.

Capacity, the St. Louis-based artificial intelligence software company led by serial entrepreneur and former Answers CEO David Karandish, for the second time this year has acquired another local startup. It also announced a deal to purchase a San Diego-based speech and voice technology provider.

Former T-Mobile CEO John Legere repeatedly promised in print that the Sprint merger would result in a massive surge in new jobs. In a rambling missive that took aim at deal critics predicting job losses, the charming, potty-mouthed ex-CEO proclaimed that critics were lying, and that the deal would be “job positive from day one” and every day thereafter. […]

The HSHS Medical Group is experiencing a phone and technology outage at several of its hospitals.

Gov. Mike Parson signed the Show Mo Act into law Tuesday at the brand-new Gateway Studios, under construction in Chesterfield. The people who worked hard on this bill say it's been roughly 10 years in the making and will make a difference for entertainment in Missouri. It will give tax credits to entertainment companies who choose to perform, make movies or shows or even build studios here. “When the NFL draft was in our state, $164 million in one day. I mean, those are the kinds of investments…

A Spanish Lake woman is accused of breaking into the father of her child's home and demanding child support at knifepoint.

Devastating flooding hit the area one year ago and now three St. Louis County communities will receive millions in funding from FEMA. University City was one of those cities with dozens of homes condemned as a result of the July 2022 flooding. Now they're receiving $3.2 million in federal funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to fix some of the issues. "It's just one step in the process and we hope there's several more down the road," said John Wagner. Wagner serves as…

In Belleville, a hit-and-run driver killed a person who was out for a walk.

A new state-of-the-art swim school is opening up in Creve Coeur next week.

St. Louis City SC, BJC Healthcare, and St. Louis Children's Hospital are kicking off Major League Soccer's 'Kick Childhood Cancer' campaign at Wednesday night's match against FC Dallas. It's just ahead of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September.

The four-hour shutdown will allow pavement repairs.

“The thing you’ve got to protect yourself against most is a tyrannical government,” says U.S. Rep. Eric Burlison.

Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 2023 Visiting Artists in Residence are Pittsburgh-based artists Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. This collaborative duo utilizes innovative approaches to conceptualism and minimalism to realize their […]

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PETA supporters will be outside the Budweiser Brew House in Ballpark Village during Wednesday afternoon's game. They're urging the beer maker to stop severing the tailbones of the Clydesdales.

On Aug. 30, 1861, after consulting only with his wife, Fremont issued a proclamation declaring that active rebels in Missouri will be shot and their slaves "hereby declared freemen."

Bill Wyatt and partner Don Kuehl opened the first McDonald's restaurant in Missouri, at 9915 Watson Road. "Nobody knew us; we were just another hamburger place then.''

An enthusiastic fan of theater, movies, dance and jazz, Calvin Wilson was especially fond of art that pushed the envelope and took chances.