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Like its three predecessors, the new company assists attorneys and corporations with electronic data involved in lawsuits such as Microsoft files, emails, text messages and social media. The niche is referred to as “e-discovery."

One of the nation's largest publicly traded natural gas companies, based in St. Louis, has filled its vacant chief operating officer post with an experienced utility industry executive.

The family behind Balkan Treat Box on Wednesday will officially open its second concept, Telva at The Ridge.

Sabarras George comes to St. Louis from the Detroit Zoological Society.

One of St. Louis’ largest companies has reoccupied an office building that it previously said it would vacate and try to lease to other tenants.

More than $3 billion in new capital improvement construction project opportunities in the St. Louis region will be introduced to 700+ local construction industry contractors and other partners on February 20, 2024 at the 8th Annual Investment in Infrastructure Expo sponsored by the SITE Improvement Association. Officials from a record number 28 government agencies, municipalities, […]

Adaptogens are herbs, roots and other plant-based substances that help your body manage stress. Here are the best adaptogenic drinks to try.

Ninety-five dogs were rescued from a breeder in Phelps County and taken into the care of the Humane Society of Missouri (HSMO).

JERSEYVILLE - Adam Kribs is off to an outstanding season for the Jersey boys bowling team. Adam bowled a 1332 series at the Abe Invite with a high game of 278 and an average of 222 for the day, the sixth-best against some of Southern Illinois' best teams. Adam is a Sparklight Internet Male Athlete of the Month for the Panthers. "Adam is a senior leader for our program and he puts in the work and leads by example with his attitude and work ethic toward becoming a better bowler and teammate," his bowling coach Trent Morgan said. Season statistics for the first six matches: 11/29/23 - Bowled 599 series against the Roxana Shells 11/28/23 - Bowled 642 series - high game 258 against the Triad Knights 11/27/23 - Bowled 653 series against the Taylorville Tornadoes 11/21/23 - Bowled 649 series - high game 279 against the Waterloo Bulldogs 11/16/23 - Bowled 606 series against the Southwestern Piasa Birds 11/15/23 - Bowled a 696 series - high game 245 against the Metro East Lutheran Knights

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St. Louis cancer drug startup Immunophotonics Inc. will pursue expansion of its lead drug candidate through a partnership with the innovation arm of pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson.

There’s plenty of hypocrisy and bad faith to go around in the ridiculous Claudine Gay plagiarism scandal. While Gay’s accusers are right that she technically violated Harvard’s plagiarism rules by copying phrases either without quotation marks or required attribution, they don’t actually care about plagiarism, only “scalping” Gay. What’s more, their own plagiarism accusations have […]

Today on TAP: An American general’s prescription for how we should have fought in Vietnam has been realized in Israel’s war on Gaza.

The architect of Houston’s striking reduction in homelessness suggests how St. Louis might unify around a different model.

A St. Charles lawmaker has introduced a bill in hopes for St. Louis-style Provel cheese to be considered the "official cheese for Missouri."

New research shows that every liter of bottled water contains 240,000 microscopic pieces of plastic.

The 2015 horror film “The Visit” gives the Hollywood treatment to sundowning. An impostor grandmother is seen running the halls, scratching the walls and vomiting, terrorizing two children in the home. A little exaggerated, says Courtney McFarlin, PA , an OSF HealthCare internal medicine provider who specializes in geriatrics. But she says sundowning is an all too real experience for some older adults. What is sundowning? McFarlin explains that sundowning is not a medical condition, but rather a way to describe behavior seen at night. It’s triggered by a disruption in your circadian rhythm. “That’s our body’s natural, 24-hour sleep/wake cycle,” McFarlin says. “It’s regulated by the hypothalamus in the brain. Based on daylight and darkness, it tells our body to be alert during the day. And it helps us settle down in the evening to want to go to sleep.” Many things can disrupt your circadian rhythm, like illness,

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