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Anyone shopping retail today knows that the labor market is tough. Some stores have moved to self-checkout aisles, restaurants cannot fill their tables because they are short on servers and customers generally wait in longer lines for service. Bank of America hosted a forum May 2 at the St. Louis Zoo on “Work: Front & Center” to discuss key trends impacting talent and hear how St. Louis businesses keep current employees and attract new ones. “Talent is truly the holy grail of business growth…

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is expected to sign a new measure into law soon to protect women in Missouri who seek abortions in Illinois.

As Chris Eckert walks through his Belleville peach farm, he sees the same thing every peach farmer is dealing with across the country.

"The job's certainly not finished. Counties are making a good effort to follow the law," Dan Viets said.

A mother of two is without her car after a Missouri city towed it away from her driveway for having expired temporary tags.

Jana remains shuttered. Parents say their children who were re-assigned to other schools last term will return to their new schools next year.

Here's what St. Louis can learn from Indianapolis' efforts to attract the future of the economy and workforce.

Summer travel kicked off with plenty of people traveling for the Memorial Day weekend.

So, this is bad. Over the last few years, we’ve written plenty about the so-called “inter partes review” or “IPR” that came into being about a decade ago as part of the “America Invents Act,” which was the first major change to the patent system in decades. For much of the first decade of the […]

Canadian wildfires creating air quality concerns in parts of the United States are also raising questions about air quality levels locally.

A politician FOX 2 first busted for living in a different state from where he drew a councilman's salary admitted guilt Thursday.

The founder and CEO of Lion Forge Animation on Thursday was named by the Hollywood Reporter newspaper as one of the "75 Most Powerful People in Kids' Entertainment."

Their first project together will be the adaptation of the comic "Black Sands: The Seven Kingdoms" into an anime-style TV series.

The Archdiocese has agreed to pay $1 million, one of the largest single settlements, to a man who said a former priest abused him in the 1990s.

As the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office continues its investigation of a decomposed body found in the area, those who live right next door say they're set to own the property in just a few days.