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Amtrak from St. Louis to Chicago is picking up speed

[ad_1] It soon could take less than five hours to take a train from St. Louis to Chicago.Amtrak and the Illinois Department of Transportation have received...

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St. Louis needs more trained workers for its economic future

[ad_1] The St. Louis region has staked a significant portion of its future economic development on technologies and industries that are still emerging.To make this bet...

Business2 years ago

The farm bill is a big deal if you produce, or eat, food — but it may face a tough time in Congress

[ad_1] Lawmakers are in the process of shaping one of the biggest legislative packages moving through Congress this year: the 2023 Farm Bill. Few Americans are...

Business2 years ago

The farm bill is a big deal if you produce, or eat, food — but it may face a tough time in Congres

[ad_1] Lawmakers are in the process of shaping one of the biggest legislative packages moving through Congress this year: the 2023 Farm Bill. Few Americans are...

Business2 years ago

Illinois cultural groups still adapting to pandemic

[ad_1] Arts and culture organizations that received funding from Illinois Humanities have lost $24.3 million in revenue during the coronavirus pandemic.A wide-ranging report released by the...

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How STL Youth Jobs connects young people with employers in growing industries

[ad_1] Students across the region are starting to line up interviews for summer internships and jobs. While many will apply for hourly retail gigs or shifts...

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Missouri child care deserts include nearly half of kids under 6

[ad_1] A collaboration between The Missouri Independent and MuckRock At five months pregnant, Kayla Marmaud started putting her name on waiting lists for child care. But...

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East St. Louis grocery, Save A Lot, is closing its doors

[ad_1] Editor’s note: This story was originally published in the Belleville News-Democrat.The Save A Lot grocery store at 10 Vieux Carre Drive in East St. Louis has...

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Illinois colleges, growers partner to educate marijuana workers

[ad_1] It took Illinois’ new cannabis industry less than three years to become a billion dollar business.When marijuana was legalized for recreational use in 2020, demand...

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Ozark Actors Theatre gets $1.3 million for facility upgrade

[ad_1] The professional theater company in Rolla is getting a $1.3 million grant from the state to renovate its downtown building in an effort to bring...

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Amtrak from St. Louis to Chicago is picking up speed

St. Louis needs more trained workers for its economic future

The farm bill is a big deal if you produce, or eat, food — but it may face a tough time in Congress

The farm bill is a big deal if you produce, or eat, food — but it may face a tough time in Congres

Illinois cultural groups still adapting to pandemic

How STL Youth Jobs connects young people with employers in growing industries

Missouri child care deserts include nearly half of kids under 6

East St. Louis grocery, Save A Lot, is closing its doors

Illinois colleges, growers partner to educate marijuana workers

Ozark Actors Theatre gets $1.3 million for facility upgrade

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