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The Wall Street Journal has good news for America's CEOs! Pay increases for U.S. chief executives have gained steam, putting compensation on pace to set a record amid a tight labor market that is also driving pay higher for many of their workers. Median pay rose to $14.2 million last year for the leaders of ...continue reading "Here’s how America’s CEOs did last year"

SOUTH ROXANA - At 12:30 a.m. on April 4, South Roxana attempted to initiate a traffic stop on a suspected impaired driver which resulted in a vehicle pursuit and ended in a traffic crash in East Alton. The suspect vehicle fled from the accident with heavy vehicle damage. The driver of the other car was taken to a local hospital and treated for injuries sustained in the crash. The police officer contacted Police Chief Bob Coles to inform him about the accident. Chief Coles responded to the scene to check on the condition of the driver and his officer. Due to the extent of the damage, Chief Coles believed the driver could not have made it too far from the accident. Chief Coles had South Roxana Officer Bryce Dell ride with him to canvass the area to look for the fleeing vehicle. Chief Coles found the vehicle and driver located parked behind a closed business on Fosterburg Road in Alton. When the officers attempted to take the subject into custody, the subject fled from the officers and

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The red 1986 Chevy brush truck was last seen on Front Street near Highway 32.

The latest program from the local film series features spring-themed shorts from early 20th-century film pioneers.

Editor’s Note: After publication, we were alerted the that key story about the councilwoman, was actually from a few years ago, not recently. We regret the mistake and will make efforts to avoid such mistakes in the future. We’re leaving the original article below. On the one hand, you have a wireless industry falsely claiming […]

The cheapest gas per gallon in St. Louis Sunday was $3.37, while the highest in the city was $4.59 per gallon.

The plant-based food delivery service that calls St. Louis home continues to expand its business, while offering healthy meals door-to-door.

Tiffany and Matt Ursch opened Wilderland Glamping Cabins in Arcadia, Missouri to helps guests enjoy the benefits of being in nature.

EAST ALTON, Ill. - A person is in custody Monday morning after attempting to evade a traffic stop, crashing, fleeing the crash, ramming a police vehicle, and then fleeing once again. Officers with the South Roxana Police Department attempted to conduct a traffic stop at about 12:03 a.m. with the suspect who they believed was [...]

Horseman Group, a St. Louis-based retirement advisory firm with $991 million in assets under management, has been acquired by bigger competitor Allworth Financial of Folsom, California.

Adam Cobb died at a hospital one day after, police say, he killed his girlfriend and her sister.

PlaBook, a 2021 Arch Grants winner, has been chosen as a semifinalist in the 2022 GSV Cup, a pitch competition for pre-seed and seed stage educational technology startups.

As the firm figured out the best way to plan for the future, national architecture firms made offers to buy the company to serve as a St. Louis office. It was a time for company officials to decide what they wanted the firm to be.

She oversees the wine and retail programs for Vicia and Winslow's Table, plus the upcoming Bar Les Freres and Taqueria Morita.

The House Budget Committee reversed a $360 million cut to a program to improve water infrastructure, including removing lead pipes, as it completed a plan for using federal stimulus funds. …

A federal study shows only 6% of industrial hemp growers in the U.S. are Black. A couple in Missouri is hoping to help change that by creating the state’s first Black-owned hemp processing site.