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The deal is opposed by President-elect Donald Trump, President Joe Biden and American steelworkers.

Ed Heath, who co-founded Cleveland-Heath in downtown Edwardsville, serves sandwiches, salads and baked goods at his new venture.

Instead, Celebrate St. Louis will expand its Fourth of July festival at the Gateway Arch to two days.

Jury orders ride's Austrian-based manufacturer to pay Tyre Sampson's parents $155 million each.

The Brass Tap, a craft beer bar, Beef ‘O’ Brady’s, a family sports pub, and Newk’s Eatery, a sandwich, soup and salad spot, are under restaurant company FSC Franchise Co.

But some other plans remain on track as part of a pared-down baggage improvement plan for Terminal 2 that would cost up to $25 million.

Warning signs alerting residents of potential radiation risks have begun going up along Coldwater Creek in north St. Louis County.

According to a lawsuit filed in St. Louis County this week, Nick Alt, the head of Vnyl, Inc., owes global finance management company Jeeves, Inc.

The new billing scheme does not apply to pregnant women or patients under 22.

The charges create new intrigue at the troubled department, which is facing a state audit and under pressure to fill matter.

Terra Davis admitted Thursday to being part of a scheme to steal more than $2 million from a federal program to feed low-income children.

Build-A-Bear reported third-quarter revenues of $119 million, up 11%, and estimated annual revenues that could crest $489 million, breaking records for the fourth year in a row.

Although the constitutional amendment takes effect now, betting won’t immediately begin. Under Missouri’s measure, state regulators must launch sports betting no later than Dec. 1, 2025.

Billy Long, who represented southwest Missouri, was one of the first elected officials to jump on the “Trump train,” a phrase he claims to have coined.

Three papers released this year found poor financial results for consumers in states with legalized sports gambling.

The new owner alleges the developer "artificially inflated" the occupancy at Bold on Blvd to get a higher sales price for the 272-unit complex.

He rose from humble beginnings in rural Missouri to found a billion-dollar investment firm, bankroll political campaigns and serve as an ambassador.

Karlla Dozier, chief of human resources compliance, is on leave and Angie Banks, chief financial officer, retires Dec. 31.

St. Louis County said there were 115 local cases of E. coli, 13 hospitalizations and three cases of a serious condition that can damage kidneys.

The Railway Exchange Building and the AT&T tower could benefit from the plan