A St. Louis-based restaurant chain is now part of a new concept launched by a Kentucky restaurant group that acquired it earlier this year and plans to grow the business.
Legislation the Board of Aldermen passed in March – enabling applicants to get temporary liquor licenses to serve liquor as they work towards permanent ones – took effect Wednesday.
When Fenton-based Maritz posts its final revenue for the current fiscal year, it will be a mile-marker moment for the fourth-generation, family-owned marketing services company.
St. Louis can “break the mold and show the way forward” to end the argument that investing in downtown – which usually meant benefiting big companies and the amenities they wanted – will come at the expense of neighborhood needs, said Xavier de Souza Briggs, a senior fellow at Brookings Metro.
The Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge has reopened, days after a nearby fire forced its closure.
The Missouri Department of Transportation said the bridge reopened just before 12:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The bridge was closed in both directions starting Monday night after smoke from a vacant warehouse fire near the intersection of North Broadway and Mullanphy Street limited visibility. The bridge remained closed through the Wednesday morning rush while as the St. Louis Fire Department doused the flames…
A Chicago-based provider of print and digital billing and payment services is laying off 79 St. Louis-area employees and shuttering two local production facilities as it consolidates its operations.
Megan Green said she's considering asking lawmakers to put Rams settlement funds into an outside endowment, allowing for contributions from private businesses to boost the current roughly $270 million pot.
Democrat Lucas Kunce reported raising $7.6 million over the last three months, more than doubling the amount raised by Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley over the same period.
Hawley, who is seeking his second term in the Senate, reported raising $3 million. An independent political action committee supporting his re-election, Show Me Strong, raised a little under $1 million.
But Hawley ended the quarter with more cash on hand than his Democratic rival, finishing September with $2.6 million for the…
As ballot measures campaigns fill the airwaves with seven-figure ad wars alongside Missouri’s U.S. Senate race, the state seems about to experience the cheapest campaign in years for other statewide offices.
On Tuesday, Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, the Republican nominee for governor, reported raising about $760,000 during September for his campaign committee and another $1.3 million for his joint-fundraising committee, American Dream PAC.
His Democratic opponent, state Rep. Crystal Quade, raised $425,000…
Owners in a Clayton condominium building contend that the $250 million office tower complex next to them isn't finished. “They got by with an incomplete building and facade.”
A major lender to the Armory STL entertainment complex has filed suit against its developer on an unpaid loan, and is seeking control of the massive facility that closed last month.
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