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St. Louis County Library will introduce social workers at five branches to help people access vital services like mental health, housing and other social service programs.
“It’s hard to come in to seek assistance and be told, well, you have to go ask someone else,” said Kristen Sorth, the director and CEO of SLCL.
Now they’ll have social workers to help answer those questions at Florissant Valley, Lewis and Clark, Natural Bridge, Rock Road and Weber branches.
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell, a Democrat, announced Wednesday he is a candidate for U.S. Senate, setting up what could be an expensive intraparty battle to take on Republican incumbent Josh Hawley in November 2024.
In a launch video released Wednesday morning, Bell said, “We need leaders who try to help — unlike Josh Hawley, who’s in a rush to be famous and pretending to be tough while showing the world how weak he really is.”
Bell, 48, would face Democrat Lucas Kunce, who hauled in $1.1 million in the first fundraising quarter this year, in next year’s August primary.
A new reimagining of the musical version of The Who’s Tommy, featuring a cast of 28, a nine-piece band and brand new staging, is set to open at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre later…
From KCUR: A Missouri S&T professor has received a National Science Foundation Grant to study ancient Rome’s recipe for concrete to see if a modern version can incorporate its longevity and durability. Many ancient Roman structures made of concrete are still standing nearly 2,000 years after they were built. A chemical engineering professor at Missouri […]
The governing body for St. Louis Lambert International Airport on Wednesday OK'd a plan to hike parking fees, plus allow the airport's leader to implement dynamic pricing.
We are sipping chardonnay and strolling through the Missouri Botanical Garden on a warm Saturday. Of the two of us, one is sweating, and it isn't Lizzie Weber, even though she is the only one in jeans.
In the almost two years that it's been around, City Foundry STL's Food Hall has endeared itself to St. Louis hearts and stomachs. Now, the nation is (maybe) set to discover the culinary gem as well. The St. Louis food hall is currently in fourth place on USA Today's poll: 10 Best Readers’ Choice Travel Awards for Best Food Hall in the U.S.
From KMOV: More than one year after St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones signed off on a $37 million dollar grant program dedicated to North St. Louis, applications have yet to be approved. In May of 2022, Jones signed Board Bill 82 into law. However, eligibility restraints based on geographical boundaries and the need for aldermanic […]
Fitzpatrick's office said the proposal would have no known impact on state funds and estimated annual cost of at least $51K, but Bailey said it would cost billions.
The St. Louis Cardinals are getting some key contributions from an important rotation piece at a time it's been hard to come by wins. Jack Flaherty fired six scoreless innings against a high-octane Texas Rangers offense on Wednesday, paving St. Louis to a 1-0 victory.
ALTON - On Monday, June 5, 2023, Kennedy Stephens was named the Rotary Club of Alton-Godfrey's 2022-2023 Student of the Year. She is the 26th Student of the Year. Stephens is the daughter of Kristine and Tony Stephens of Alton and a graduate of Alton High School. She will receive a $6,000 scholarship as recognition of her outstanding academic record and participation in school and community activities. After receiving the plaque from club president Antione Williams, Kennedy added, "I was so excited when Mr. Mayhew called me and told me I was the Student of the Year. There were so many talented and smart students to choose from, so it is really an honor. I want to thank the Alton Godfrey Rotary for selecting me as September Student of the Month and now as Student of the Year." Kennedy plans to attend Howard University in Washington D.C. next fall, where she plans to major in Civil Engineering. She hopes to pave the way in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math career fields
From Area Development: The surge in industrial projects experienced over the last five to seven years has further stressed labor markets, so it’s not surprising to see the top three site selection factors related to labor force considerations. Additionally, we are surprised that the percentages are not higher on energy costs. As the labor market […]
Moderator: Robert Bobroff, market president and CEO, St. Louis Business Journal
Robert Bobroff: We’re all facing challenges with hiring and recruiting. How do you attract good young talent, short of using a recruiter?
Randy Bueckendorf (BEX Construction Services): I have been in the trades for 45 years, and I started young, so when I let people know that I’m looking for new talent, word spreads quickly. We’re a great place to work, we have a cohesive team and have a growth mindset. We’re…
Here is the latest reading of my M-protein level from Monday (Day 41 after the CAR-T infusion): It's now down to 0.39, which is a bit of a slowdown from previous readings. However, this probably means nothing. My doctor had already warned me that measurements from Kaiser Permanente—where I'm now getting tested—deviate slightly from measurements ...continue reading "Health update"
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