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A new apartment complex has been approved for the former site of a family-owned garden shop.

Cara Spencer's politics may not be any more centrist, but Republicans in Jeff City should find a lot to like in her initial rhetoric. She and the city's new comptroller have a chance to mend the government's relationship with the state.

Known for Greek and Mediterranean cuisine, the fast-casual restaurant chain is nearing opening of its second St. Louis-area location.

A recent real estate deal by telecommunications giant AT&T (NYSE: T) that involved selling a downtown tower also included two other St. Louis properties.

Indiana lawmakers have passed a bill to invite Illinois counties into the Hoosier state. The House voted to concur with the Senate version on April 17. House Enrolled Act 1008 now heads to Gov. Mike Braun's desk for consideration. "Indiana is a great place to live, work, raise your kids and enjoy a high quality of life," Speaker Todd Huston, the bill's author, said. "We welcome our neighbors in Illinois seeking lower taxes and more opportunity to join us in the Hoosier state. House Enrolled Act…

A restaurant concept focused on daiquiris and Cajun cuisine is eying expansion into the city’s Soulard neighborhood.

Major League Pickleball is bringing the fast-paced action of the St. Louis Shock to local television screens, but there's a catch - you won't be able to watch the team's home matches through this new deal.

A tax preparer has reached an agreement with federal prosecutors to plead guilty to two counts of assisting in the preparation of a false tax return for clients.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer on Thursday installed her chief of staff to head the board of the city's development agency, the beginning of a planned shake-up there.

The St. Louis Blues are back in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time since 2022, and now, we know when they will play. The Blues are facing off against the Winnipeg Jets, and the series will be the opener for all of the Stanley Cup playoffs, the NHL announced. Game 1 in Winnipeg is set to start at 5 p.m. Saturday. The game will be on TNT, truTV and Max. Here is the full schedule: Game 1 at Winnipeg; Saturday, April 19 at 5 p.m.; FanDuel Sports Network, TNT, truTV, Max, 101 ESPN Game 2 at…

In response to economic uncertainty, the University of Missouri System is imposing immediate hiring restrictions, purchasing controls and slowing spending. The cost-saving measures, which aim for a minimum $16 million in savings for fiscal year 2025, were presented Thursday at the Board of Curators meeting in Rolla. While the four-campus system “remains well positioned with a strong balance sheet,” broader pressures on the higher education sector are spurring such cuts, said Ryan Rapp, UM System…

Soccer Master, a soccer-focused sporting goods retailer operated by a member of the St. Louis Soccer Hall of Fame, has been sold.

A large development aims to transform the area around a bustling Metro East sports complex, offering visitors a place to stay, play and dine.

The top Republican in the Missouri House said Thursday that a proposed constitutional amendment to ban abortion approved by his GOP colleagues doesn’t go far enough to protect victims of sexual assault. House Speaker Jon Patterson of Lee’s Summit was the lone Republican to vote against sending the bill to the Senate on Thursday. He didn’t express his concerns about the legislation while it was being debated for four hours on Tuesday or an hour on Thursday, instead saving his remarks for a…

The federal government is putting several St. Louis-area buildings on the market, but the list of properties for sale has changed since an earlier announcement.

Voting is open for the four companies moving forward in St. Louis Inno's Inno Madness competition for 2025. We'll crown a winner after next week's final voting round.

TierPoint, a St. Louis-based provider of information technology services, has raised $500 million in financing to support its ongoing data center expansion.

The St. Louis law firm that's been taking on big universities and corporations over retirement plans just scored another major win at the highest court in the land.

A former public radio executive's legal battle against his former employer takes an unexpected turn, as a judge's ruling brings sovereign immunity into play.

The owners of a prominent downtown St. Louis office tower are making a bold move to combat high vacancy rates, with plans that go far beyond a simple face-lift.