(The Center Square) – American shrimp fishermen are asking federal trade regulators to block imports from a major Indian seafood producer accused of using forced labor to undercut domestic competitors.
A nursing home south of Festus has been accused in federal court of failing to properly pay its employees, according to court records.
After about three years of negotiations, the Festus firefighters union and the city have entered into a collective bargaining agreement, and b…
Gerlene R. Webb, 83, of Arnold died Dec. 31, 2025. Mrs. Webb was a member of Hope Lutheran Church. She worked for many years in food service f…
The Jefferson County Council is about to amend its contractor bid incentives for projects costing more than $150,000.
Alexis Majors is the first student to take part in Jefferson College’s new apprenticeship program for those seeking careers in the manufacturi…
All 20 Festus R-6 administrators and directors received 1.6 percent pay raises this school year as part of the school district’s new district …
All 21 Windsor C-1 School District administrators and directors are receiving an average 4.4 percent increase in their compensation packages, …
Laborers Local 110 union members who work at four Central Stone quarries in Jefferson and St. Louis counties are on strike, demanding wages li…
Fox C-6 School District administrators and professional employees will be paid an average of 7 percent more during the 2025-2026 school year, …