Construction crews began work Monday night on an ambitious $2.8 billion project that will expand Interstate 70 to three lanes across Missouri.
Crews are first tackling a stretch from Route J at Millersburg to Route M at Hatton, 7 miles of a 20-mile section that will ultimately add a third lane in each direction from Columbia to Kingdom City.
The overnight schedule is designed to minimize traffic disruptions as the highway work progresses from the center of the state to other portions at the east…
The Ladue-based manufacturer has agreed to acquire the Long Island, New York-based Signature Management & Power business of Ultra Maritime for $550 million.
A St. Louis judge on Friday determined Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has no right to access unredacted private health information of transgender children treated at the Washington University Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Joseph Whyte ruled that Washington University does not have to provide the unredacted medical records sought by the attorney general’s office as part of his investigation into the clinic’s practices.
Whyte found…
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is reviewing its strategy and operations in downtown St. Louis after shootings that left seven injured during the 4th of July holiday.
The Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products has hired a new executive amid several changes to its leadership team.
The Boeing Co. is in discussions with the U.S. Department of Defense to preserve its government contract business in the wake of the aerospace giant agreeing to plead guilty to a criminal charge in connection with two fatal crashes, two media outlets reported Monday.
Patrick "Pops" Garrett parlayed a love for bourbon into two successful businesses — a blog, Bourbon and Banter, and a tasting company, Drink Curious, which runs 200 tasting events a year.
Our state is creating a hostile environment for anyone who is different, forcing us to choose between the place we call home and our basic rights and dignity, writes Logan Casey.
Boeing has agreed to plead guilty and pay a $244 million fine for misleading regulators about safety protocols it implemented following crashes of two 737 MAX jets that killed 346 people more than five years ago.
After years of apprenticing with candy makers across the country, Dan Abel Sr. returned to St Louis in 1981 to launch a candy store — Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Company — with his wife, Rosalie.
Today, the business is an award-winning second generation family business that specializes in handcrafted, small-batch chocolates. It is now run by Dan Abel Jr., Christina Abel, Christopher Abel and their parents, and includes seven retail stores and wholesale operations that supply 3,000 additional…
On July 1, the law firm of Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar in Salt Lake City announced it had hired seven lawyers, including four partners, from a big Clayton law firm. Days later, it said it was closing the Salt Lake City office and another.
The buildings lost several key tenants in recent years, but a marketing brochure positions that as a positive for a prospective buyer because it will be able to offer more available contiguous office space than its competitors.
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