-
The new building adds 64,500 square feet of research and production space, including a certified clean room.
-
It’s a project that takes cues from similar ones built across the country in recent years in places like Austin, Dallas, Phoenix and San Jose.
-
Drug overdoses have killed more than 23,000 Missourians in the last two decades. Many of those were involved fentanyl and other potent opioids.
-
St. Louis County restored the only known remaining African American school in the county. During the 1900s, African Schoolhouse #4 held about 20 Black children each school year before it closed in 1950.
-
Officials are hoping African School #4’s reconstruction at Faust Park Historic Village is complete either by the end of the year or early in 2023.
-
The Irons for Inclusion tournament will offer accommodations for people with blindness, limited mobility and other disabilities. Organizers hope it will show that making sports accessible isn’t difficult.
-
A one-room schoolhouse built in 1894 for African American children is moving to a St. Louis County park where it will be restored. African School #4 had been converted into a garage after the schoolhouse closed in the 1950s.
-
One of the nation’s largest entertainment production and rehearsal studio is setting up shop in Chesterfield. The 32-acre facility will bring more than 100 jobs and a new industry to the St. Louis area.
-
The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected Chesterfield’s bid to keep more of the sales tax it generates.At issue was an arrangement detailing how St.…
-
The federal Food and Drug Administration has ordered a St. Louis-area natural-remedy retailer to stop making medical claims on its…