NFIB’s July jobs report indicates that 33% of small business owners had job openings they could not fill, a decrease of three points from June and the lowest percentage since December 2020.
A jury in St. Louis has found Joshua J. Johnson guilty of a felony for aiming a laser pointer at an aircraft, temporarily blinding Metro Air Support pilots.
U.S. District Judge Henry E. Autrey sentenced Jordin White, a 24-year-old from St. Louis, to 97 months in prison for possession of guns, fentanyl, and cocaine base.
Researchers have put forward a strong case for expanding treatment for the 256 million people chronically infected with hepatitis B virus (HBV) worldwide.
St. Louis leaders celebrated the completion of construction on 7th Street, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing development of Downtown St. Louis.
Researchers from the University of Missouri are collaborating with geologist Gordon Baird to reanalyze a massive fossil collection from the Mazon Creek site, currently housed at the Field Museum in Chicago.
Lentine, a prominent figure in nephrology and transplant medicine, has been honored with the Award of Merit for her significant contributions to scientific medicine.
Community gardens in Missouri are serving as more than just spaces for growing food, according to recent updates from the University of Missouri Extension.
A recent study led by the University of Missouri has shown that biochar, a charcoal-like material made from plant waste, can improve soil health for cotton production in the Mississippi Delta.
Saint Louis University’s School of Medicine welcomed 175 new medical students at its annual White Coat Ceremony, held on July 27 at St. Francis Xavier College Church.