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$5 million in incentives still available in Ameren's EV charging station program
'An Activist in Congress': Cori Bush Launches Re-Election Campaign
Cori Bush's first term as a U.S. Representative began with the January 6 Capitol riot. She has higher hopes for the second one.…
Shooting victim seeks help at police station in St. Louis County
Concert films featuring Pink Floyd, David Gilmour and Nick Mason, released digitally worldwide today
40 Under 40 2021: Chris DeGeare, Jefferson College
Anheuser-Busch brewing St. Louis beer for first time in 115 years
Report: Chico DeBarge arrested for drug possession
Top state senator joins race to replace Blunt in U.S. Senate
Missouri AG sues Springfield schools in quest to find critical race theory documents
Attorney General Eric Schmitt alleges in a newly filed lawsuit that Springfield Public Schools wants to avoid scrutiny of its curriculum and training materials — and is violating the Missouri Sunshine law to do it. The district improperly demanded a deposit of more than $37,000 to search its records for instances where it incorporated elements […]
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Kirkwood restaurant sets closing date, citing unsuccessful lease negotiations
Geneoscopy Raises Crazy Money
"Thank you to our investors for recognizing the importance and the unmet need for more precise, noninvasive colorectal cancer (CRC) screening options like ours. This Series B funding enables us to bring our RNA technology to the fight to prevent colorectal cancer," read a post published by Geneoscopy on Linkedin.
"Another big milestone for Geneoscopy in our fight to prevent colorectal cancer! Couldn't be more proud of this team!" said Geneoscopy co-founder, Andrew Barnell, in a post on LinkedIn.
Missouri attorney general asks for emails, texts from Jones, Page regarding mask mandates
Total Access Urgent Care Opens COVID-19 Testing Centers Across St. Louis
If you aren’t experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 but you need a test, Total Access Urgent Care now has three rapid testing centers open across the St. Louis area for people who are not experiencing COVID-19 symptoms.
Urgent care locations have been packed to the maximum since the start of the pandemic. We looked deep into this issue in a Riverfront Times cover story back in September and found then that many local urgent care locations were all booked up before they even opened for the day.
In order to take some pressure off of their urgent care locations and to open up some appointment slots, Total Access Urgent Care has opened locations in Ellisville, Kirkwood and St. Peters just for COVID-19 rapid testing and giving out flu shots.…
A Place to Call Home: Tre’vione
40 Under 40 2021: Lilian Davis, Polsinelli PC
Emerson in $11BN Merger with AspenTech
Emerson Electric Co. confirmed plans to merge its industrial software businesses into Aspen Technology in a deal valued at $11 billion.
The Ferguson-based maker of industrial automation technology said it is paying $160 per share, including $6 billion in cash, to AspenTech shareholders in exchange for a 55% stake in the firm.
This will combine Emerson's Geological Simulation Software business and its OSI Inc. unit with Bedford, Massachusetts-based AspenTech.
While Emerson, founded in 1890, has long had an identity as a manufacturing giant, an ambitious acquisition strategy and diversification of its revenue portfolio has transformed the company into a software giant.
Check out the full story by Erik Siemers on the St. Louis Business Journal.
Celebrate Thanksgiving with the Whole Flock
We Stories is Teaching Families to be Anti-Racist Through Kids Books
We Stories is making an impact by using children’s books to encourage young families to initiate conversations on racial diversity and equity.
Their Family Learning Program is a 12-week session which connects families, supporting them to navigate these conversations whilst driving empowerment to advocate for racial equity.
Check out the full story by Liz Miller on theSTL.