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A St. Louis federal judge has approved an estimated $750,000 settlement of an employee class action lawsuit against rental car company Enterprise Holdings Inc. and a subsidiary.

The actions of a Kansas City man while on probation have netted him 15 years in prison with no eligibility for parole. The man, 44-year-old Mitchell Moore, violated the terms of an order of protection, attempted to intimidate his victim from jail, harassed jail staff and defaced jail property, the Platte County prosecutor reported Friday.

Hostess Brands Inc., the baker of Wonder Bread, has issued an extension of a conditional warn notice, telling employees and their union of a possible sale or wind-down if the company can’t restructure.

A St. Louis judge sentenced a former city worker to a 10-year suspended imposition of sentence on three counts of forgery.

Trying to stimulate job creation, Gov. Jay Nixon is pitching a limited-time offer in the form of a tax deduction to small businesses throughout Missouri. Whether it’s enough to spur those businesses to hire additional workers remains to be seen.

Chances are if you’re not already participating in the social media conversation, you’re thinking about it. And if you’re not thinking about it, you should be.

As the list of current and former employees suing St. Charles County Elections Authority Director Rich Chrismer grows, the elections chief says he does not want to settle the legal disputes.

The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis is moving to 555 Washington Ave.

Brown & Crouppen lawyer Terry Crouppen, who is not a candidate, is trying to unseat incumbent Mark H. Levison from the state bar’s governing body.

St. Louis attorney Chet Pleban may be “the new kid on the block” in the tabloid-friendly situation unfolding in Valley Park, but he said he aims to thoroughly investigate claims against the city’s beleaguered mayor, Nathan Grellner, and the temporarily suspended city attorney, Eric Martin.

After two trials, multiple appeals and a trip to the Missouri Supreme Court, the lawyer in a long-running trial against a tobacco company wants an appeals court to put an end to the case.