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The grants were part of the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's new School Safety Grant Program.

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HHS Secretary Becerra issues warning to hospitals that state laws do not bar providers from providing abortions to stabilize patients with complications.

Police in O'Fallon, Missouri, say the animals have been sent to the University of Missouri for necropsy examinations.

The St. Louis County Health Department is looking to fill a number of positions. And there’s help for city residents who want to get their GED.

Officer Livingston and four other officers were involved in a crash on March 29 on eastbound I-70 at Interstate 270.

The Chesterfield pharmaceutical company Avadel on Monday said it has received FDA approval for its narcolepsy drug.

Missouri voters would need approval from a majority of the state’s congressional districts or a 57% statewide vote to amend the state constitution under a proposal the Senate passed Thursday.

Only people can get patents. There’s a good reason for that, which is that the patent grant—a temporary monopoly granted by the government—is supposed to be given out only to “promote the progress of science and useful arts.” Just like monkeys can’t get a copyright on a photo,  because it doesn’t incentivize the monkey to take more photos, […]

Sales of Bud Light are showing an "increasing rate" of decline since the brand announced a controversial partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, an alcohol consultant reported.

Beyond Housing president and CEO Chris Krehmeyer shares a look into the nonprofit’s ambitious effort in North St. Louis County, designed to move all of St. Louis forward

Two more prosecutors, in charge of the most serious cases, have now walked out of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office.

The Battlehawks surpassed the 20,000 rebate threshold in each of their five home games.

St. Louis Arch Angels, the local angel investing group, has backed a Columbus, Ohio-based fintech startup that provides software digitizing paper-laden invoicing for middle-market construction companies. PaperTrl Inc. raised a seed round from Arch Angels to speed its expansion. The amount was not disclosed. "When they did the demonstration for us, it really came alive – we could really see what it could do," said Brian Kinman, chairman of the Arch Angels. "We could really imagine why the construction…

Here is James Fallows: I think this interp is correct. —Thomas gets all the attention. —But Alito is the one who has defined, and utterly discredited, the current court. Both are resentment-driven. But Alito is resentful about ... what, exactly? https://t.co/9RJIs1DEpv — James Fallows (@JamesFallows) May 1, 2023 Alito has always been by far the ...continue reading "Sam Alito is a hack"

The May 14 deadline to make your nomination for the St. Louis Business Journal's 2023 Most Influential Business Women Awards program is approaching, but there's still time. This program recognizes remarkable women who excel in their careers and make a big impact in their organizations and St. Louis communities. You can submit a nomination by clicking here. READ: Meet the 2022 class of Most Influential Business Women honorees When making a nomination, describe in detail the nominee's career…

Gusty winds are causing allergy sufferers to struggle with all the pollen blowing around in the air.

For 13 anxious days in October 1962, Joseph D. Swartz, a brand-new U.S. sailor on his first-ever cruise, waited as tensions escalated between two Cold War adversaries during the Cuban Missile Crisis.