All of the transformations of the past six years have led the St. Louis business community to encourage STLCC to increase its role in training the skilled workforce they are seeking.
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State Rep. Trish Gunby has decided to run for Congress in the 2nd congressional district with a formal announcement planned for next week.
"I don’t think this is something we can sit on for months and say we’re not going to do anything."
Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick is the first Republican to jump into the race after Auditor Nicole Galloway said she would not run for re-election.
As positive cases continue to rise in Missouri, here's a look at where mask mandates have been reinstated.
The Spire STL Pipeline is pleading with FERC to allow it to continue providing natural gas service to the St. Louis area.
Out of more than 400 local education agencies surveyed, only Kansas City Public Schools said it has approved critical race theory curriculum.
A new task force made up of legislators, law enforcement officials, experts, and more has begun work to address the needs of sexual assault survivors in Missouri.
The new mandate comes less than two months after a previous face covering requirement was lifted.
From vaccinations to testing strategies, here’s a look at the state’s COVID-19 recommendations for the upcoming school year.