Congresswoman Ann Wagner is the latest guest on Politically Speaking, where she talked with St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum about her re-election campaign in Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District.
Wagner has represented the 2nd District since 2013. The district changed after redistricting, and now contains parts of St. Louis, St. Charles and Warren Counties — as well as all of Franklin County.
For the past few years, Wagner has served on the House Financial Services Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee. She serves as the vice ranking members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee — and she could gain influence if she wins re-election and the GOP takes control of the House.
Happy Halloween! Can you figure out what this is? The first person to correctly identify it will win the eternal admiration of both their peers and other assorted readers of this blog.
With plans to sell its Ferguson headquarters as part of a portfolio deal announced Monday, Emerson Electric’s search for a new home will include scouting locations outside the St. Louis region, the firm’s leader told the Business Journal Monday.
Major changes are underway for one of St. Louis' most beloved restaurants: King & I (3155 South Grand Avenue, 314-771-1777) is leaving its home on South Grand Boulevard and moving to Richmond Heights. The restaurant anticipates that it will open in its new storefront sometime in the Spring of 2023. "There have been a couple of threads to me and my family's thinking," says Shayn Prapaisilp, who owns King & I with his family.
Tributes made to Neidorff, in person and on video, included former President Bill Clinton, Missouri Senator Roy Blunt, Former Senator Claire McCaskill, and broadcaster Bob Costas.
Frank Trotter opened EverBank.com when online banking was still a novel idea, selling it in 2002. Now he’s back with a new digital bank that plans to launch in the first quarter of 2023. Though based in Colorado, it’s to have a St. Louis office.
The Clayton-based law firm hired a new C-suite executive who most recently was global director of financial planning and analysis at a Chicago firm, where he worked for 14 years.
Air travel complaints have soared—they're up more than 320% than they were pre-pandemic. Here's how St. Louis Lambert International Airport's biggest airlines are doing.
BUZZ MAGAZINE - Five businesses were recognized at the second annual Illinois Local Conference and Awards on September 12. This year’s Illinois Local Awards were sponsored by the local independent insurance company, Troxell. Multiple businesses were nominated for awards in four categories and the finalists/winners were: Illinois Local Ambassador: True Colors Floral One Knotty Maker Main Street Florist (winner) Blessings on State Street Bed & Breakfast Illinois Local Best Use of Social Media: One Knotty Maker (winner) Sangamon Reclaimed 1221 Photography Brooke Elizabeth Photography Illinois Local Community Hero: Smart Owl Coffee Springfield Art Association Fed Kitchen (winner) Buzz Bomb Brewing Illinois Local Business of the Year: Incredibly Delicious (winner) The Storyteller Studios (winner) Meraki Salon and Spa Collected Boutique Chief Experience Officer at Troxell, Alysse Aiello Hewell, said it was an honor to sponsor the annual Illinoi
A Missouri man who spent more than three decades working as a juvenile officer admitted in court Monday to picking up an at-risk teenager and engaging in illegal sexual activity with her.
BUZZ MAGAZINE - A few years ago I became friends with a young, hip farmer named Mindy. As someone who had just learned to operate a leaf blower, Mindy’s life fascinated me. Instead of being behind a computer, she spent her days collecting eggs and crossing the creek to check on her forest-foraging pigs. But every time I started to express even a hint of envy for Mindy’s life, she was quick to remind me, “Everyone thinks being a farmer seems cool, but they have no idea how hard it is.” Well last week I decided to put her statement to the test when I found a local farm that welcomes volunteers. Nearly smack-dab in the middle of Godfrey, Illinois is where you’ll find the 10-acre slice of heaven that is Theodora Farms. Because I’m no masochist, I chose to volunteer on a perfect 80 degree, partly cloudy day. The farm was just breathtaking. Morning dew still glistened on the top of the grass as the farm manager, Jeff, led me out to meet the rest of the