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After three years of planning, 4 Hands Brewing Co. this week opened a location in downtown Kirkwood, the brewer's third tasting room.

The final steel beam was put in place Tuesday on the new 16-story inpatient hospital tower that’s under construction at Barnes-Jewish Hospital.

The feds said Tuesday they've reached a $1.2 million civil settlement with a Festus doctor accused of making false claims to Medicare and Missouri Medicaid.

If your company is not a part of this successful internship program, consider joining us as a partner, writes the president of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis.

The managing partner of the Clayton office is the co-chair of the law firm's new Government Investigations and Litigation practice.

The owner of Union Station revealed what new rides will be built next to the St. Louis Wheel, and when they will open.

The company that owns Tesla Inc.’s newly opened St. Louis service center has sold it for more than $11 million.

New renovations are coming to University City's municipal court building and police department in what city leaders call the "largest capital project to date."

An acclaimed local chef once again didn't advance to the winner's circle in the James Beard Foundation Awards.

The company will not entertain acquisition offers with transaction values under $5 million, its chief executive said.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department’s Downtown Bike Unit will relocate its operations, opening a new location officials say will improve the unit’s visibility in efforts to curb downtown crime.

Five owners of some 38 MassageLuxe franchise locations complain that the St. Louis massage chain is wrongly seeking to cancel their development agreements.

Missouri will enter the new fiscal year July 1 with a near-record cash surplus as state spending falls short of budgeted amounts and revenues meet expectations. Meeting revenue expectations won’t, however, be enough to trigger an income tax cut dependent on revenue growth, said Jim Moody, a former state budget director. “My view is, best case, they end up probably around the last year’s revenues, which would not trigger it,” said Moody, who is also a retired lobbyist who advised clients…

The Church of Scientology of St. Louis is seeking to sell a 60,000-square-foot building being marketed as “one of the few remaining development opportunities” in the city’s Lafayette Square neighborhood.

A Chicago-based design-build and construction firm with big operations in St. Louis has hired a new chief information officer.

Ameren Missouri has filed an application with the Missouri Public Service Commission to build a planned 800 megawatt natural-gas-powered backup electric plant, with a bigger investment and later construction start than previously announced.

Centene was among eight companies filing a protest claiming the state improperly gave their bids to Aetna, a subsidiary of CVS Health, handing it an edge during the procurement process

“I just got tired of looking at empty conference rooms and empty desks,” the firm's CEO said.

CBD Kratom employees have become the first Missouri workers in the industry to unionize, following a Friday election. The election spanned across 17 stores in eastern Missouri and Illinois operated by the St. Louis-based CBD Kratom, which sells largely kratom and hemp-derived THC products. Employees voted 23 to 6 to unionize, with 75% of the eligible employees participating. “I’m so excited and so proud of everyone,” said Taylor Moore, sales associate. “I’m encouraged to know that our…

An eatery in Maplewood known as "the bar with the swings" is closing permanently.