St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment

The St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment will help residents in north St. Louis update resumes, fill out job applications and interview for city jobs.

Applications are open for the pilot program, in which the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will train a small group of St. Louis residents to install solar panels. Other applicants will get general job skills training.

There’s a grim trend tucked into St. Louis’ 2017 homicide statistics: More than half of the victims are black males under the age of 29 and close to half…

St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson picked one of her former aldermanic colleagues to serve as the city’s chief record keeper.Krewson is appointing Alderwoman…

A new cybersecurity apprenticeship program is about to begin in the St. Louis region.The Midwest Cyber Center is partnering with the St. Louis Agency on…

Just four months after the launch of a new, 24-hour high school for students in danger of dropping out, two young men from St. Louis received their…

Cedric Deshay has seen a lot in his 17 years. His dad died when he was a baby, followed by his mom when he was 13. Gun violence plagues his northeast St.…

The Cortex Innovation Community in St. Louis’ Central West End will undergo a major expansion over the next two years.Developers announced plans Thursday…

When Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon “banned the box” for potential state employees, the Show Me State joined a nationwide trend aimed at helping ex-offenders…

A six-month-old program designed to prevent young adults from returning to jail has been wildly successful, its supporters say.St. Louis corrections…