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The two-phase expansion will add hundreds of thousands of square feet of new and remodeled warehouse and office space, as well as up to 200 new jobs.

The Ukrainian community in St. Louis is responding to the situation in Ukraine with worry and calls of action.

The chairman and CEO of St. Louis' largest public company has taken a medical leave of absence for what he called "a treatable medical condition."

The second wave of winter weather that hit the St. Louis region Thursday is pushing off to the east, and we are now dealing with leftover moisture in the low levels.

Rana Schmidt, the mother of Elissa Lindhorst, said her daughter’s death in the jail in February 2020 was preventable.

The program had provided grants to 774 students, as of Dec. 31, at an average award of $3,143, according to the state Department of Higher Education.

A section of westbound Interstate 44 in St. Louis County is closed due to a crash Thursday afternoon.

As a rookie in 1996, Jim Campbell scored 23 goals.

State employees will notice a boost in their paychecks as soon as next month after the governor signed off Thursday on a multi-billion-dollar budget. 

State representative sends apology to Post-Dispatch reporter after Missouri governor refuses.

Keisha Less has a corporate background but embraces her new role at Annie Malone because she feels she’s making a true impact.

Anti-war rallies are happening around the world in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The Legal Roundtable discusses how companies could face liability over their employees’ actions — even when the employees aren’t on the clock. The panel also digs into a new lawsuit against the state’s administration of federal SNAP benefits and lawsuits challenging Missouri’s new gun law.

St. John’s Community Care is happy to announce that we partnered with Adaptive Equipment & Caregiver Corner. The team at Adaptive Equipment is helping to train St. John’s Community Care’s program assistants in the Adult Day Centers. They review best practices and strategies to assist those who may be unsteady or rely on a walker or cane for balance. They are collaborating with St. John’s to offer a Home Safety Evaluation to their families. The assessment allows for family caregivers from St. John’s to have objective, professional eyes walk through their home and make recommendations on changes that would make the home safer and more accessible for the caregiver and person with disabilities. “It’s an outstanding partnership, and our staff at St. John’s learned so many new ways to manage and assist our participants positively and respectfully,” said Stacey Rhodes, Adult Day Program Director. Adaptive Equipment & Caregiver Corner was

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Of the $498 million the city is receiving from the federal American Rescue Plan Act, about half is already in the city's account. But only about 2% has been spent.