Aimee Dunlap's research examines the behaviors of bees in urban green spaces for food sustainability, with collaborative education efforts involving local students.

The TRANSFORM STL Act, aimed at urban renewal in St. Louis, gains ground with key amendments backed by the Board of Aldermen's committee, focusing on infrastructure and housing funds.

Missouri's search for Teacher of the Year is underway with nominations due by April 14, 2025. Commissioner Eslinger emphasizes the importance of this recognition in supporting educators.

Mike Kehoe was sworn in as Missouri's 58th Governor, promising to focus on public safety, education, economic development, and agriculture, and emphasizing unity.

St. Louis's Housing Committee prepares for public hearings on the TRANSFORM STL Act, focusing on infrastructure and community programs, with Alderwoman Sonnier emphasizing public engagement.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signs six executive orders to launch the Safer Missouri Initiative aimed at improving public safety and strengthening law enforcement efforts.

David Wasinger was sworn in as Missouri's 49th Lieutenant Governor, aiming to support veterans, seniors, and boost tourism.

Missouri State Sen. Coleman is pushing a bill to ban the shackling of pregnant women in city and county jails, expanding on a previous state prison ban.

Missouri's Department of Labor announced that unemployment benefit recipients in 2024 can now access their Form 1099-G online for tax purposes via uinteract.labor.mo.gov.

Alderwoman Velázquez of St. Louis proposed restructuring city governance by assigning many mayoral duties to an appointed city administrator to improve efficiency.

STLCC is launching STLCC Transformed, with six new buildings and renovations. Updates will be posted online, with infrastructure changes and relocations happening across campuses to minimize disruption during the project.

Lincoln University of Missouri highlights top students in its "25 in '25" campaign with the Fall 2024 Dean's List, emphasizing academic excellence for those maintaining at least a 3.00 GPA.

Lincoln University of Missouri launches the Employment Academy (LUEA) to train underrepresented minorities for high-demand jobs, with the first cohort starting in 2025.