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Construction is underway on a new $400 million family resort and entertainment district from a St. Louis development team that intends to make the Lake of the Ozarks a year-round destination.

A 3D printing company based in St. Louis has expanded its operations and will soon grow its physical footprint.

The 140-hospital health system, based in St. Louis, has restored some of its electronic health records that were impacted by a ransomware attack early this month.

The retailer said its biggest brand, however, continues to gain market share in what it calls a "strategically important" category.

A landlord is challenging a rental housing license fee charged by a St. Louis County municipality, saying that it is an illegal tax.

The locations will be located inside Schnucks’ Hampton Village store in south St. Louis and its Cross Keys location in Florissant.

The company's leader attributed the results to "continued web demand challenges and a weaker spending environment."

Module Building Systems has created a construction system it says can make building panels offsite, providing “ready-to-assemble” buildings that can be developed more quickly than traditional construction methods. Its CEO chose St. Louis as its home base.

JoAnna Jackson's passion is for mixed media art, specifically fiber art, but her interests don't stop there. Acrylic paint, textile design, watercolor, fabric — she's done it all. She's also a teacher and runs a retail business.

At least 20 different fire departments were working Wednesday night to put out a massive fire at a Marion County, Illinois, chicken farm. Crews were still working Thursday morning and said they expect to continue battling the flames well into the day. The fire began around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Farina Farms along Illinois Route 37, about 90 miles east of downtown St. Louis. Marion County Sheriff Kevin Cripps described the fire as "humongous" and said multiple buildings spanning 200-300 yards long…

A St. Louis-based manufacturer of custom and performance chemicals and biofuels is looking for a new leader.

The end of the nearly 6-year-old lawsuit removes a key obstacle for the long-vacant downtown office building's eventual redevelopment.

The Venture Café entrepreneur networking events once drew nearly 400 people each week to Cortex. The program's end last year left a void for a community that relies on its communal nature to grow. Now, entrepreneurs like Christian Johnson are attempting to fill Venture Café's void.

Hoffmann Family of Cos. made the prevailing bid at an auction for Oberweis Dairy.

The Clayton-based manufacturer and distributor of chemicals and ammunition has named a successor to the departing president of its chlor alkali products and vinyls business.

A St. Louis-based architecture firm said Wednesday it plans to remain in downtown St. Louis after its office lease there expires in August 2025.

The contract comes amid reports that the U.S. Department of Defense is worried about its ability to stock enough munitions for its own arsenal and for allies like Ukraine, Taiwan and Israel.

United Steelworkers International and United States Steel Corp. will go before an arbitration board Aug. 15 over the union’s claims that the U.S. Steel sale to Nippon Steel violates the basic labor agreement.

After a near-derailment and an all-nighter to wrap up the General Assembly’s spring session, supermajority Democrats in the Illinois House gave final legislative approval to the state budget as the sun rose Wednesday morning. Despite holding 78 seats in the chamber, it took Democrats three tries to reach the 60 votes needed to approve more than $1.1 billion in revenue increases, including a tax hike on sportsbooks and businesses, to balance the $53.1 billion spending plan for fiscal year 2025. The…

The local family first reached out to the cookie company's previous owners about acquiring it in January 2022.