Some Major League Baseball teams are extending the time in which they allow alcohol sales at their stadiums in response to new rules that have shortened the length of games.
Missouri Rep. Steve Butz said Wednesday he's mulling a run for St. Louis mayor, and that he'd make a decision on whether to mount a challenge to Tishaura Jones by this fall.
Sixty-four-year-old Butz, a Holly Hills resident, said he's in the "earliest of stages" of deciding whether to run, but is "seriously considering it."
"I'm not in a position yet to make an announcement or talk about it," he said, declining to answer questions about why he'd run for the office, with an election in 2025.
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Bill Hellmuth, chairman and CEO of St. Louis-based architecture giant HOK Inc. and the backbone of the firm's presence in Washington, D.C., died April 6 after a long illness, HOK announced. He was 69.
Hellmuth had a hand in the design of dozens of buildings in Greater Washington, including Constitution Square, D.C.'s Consolidated Forensic Laboratory, the National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center and the National Center for Weather and Climate Prediction.
"He was a whirlwind of…
For the first time since 2018, the Blues won’t participate in the NHL playoffs this season. Despite a topsy-turvy season on the ice, in a season that included trading star players, the club's front office says its revenue has grown as ticket sales remained solid and the team has capitalized on new revenue opportunities.
The organization's new name is designed to reflect the work it does in impact investing, including financing affordable housing projects, environmental project or other community development efforts.
The Missouri House on Tuesday gave initial approval to bills that would ban certain medical procedures for transgender minors and prohibit transgender athletes from competing in school sports according to their gender identity.
The legislation is similar to a pair of Senate bills that chamber approved last month. A House committee held a public hearing on those Senate bills Tuesday night.
The ban on gender-affirming care brought the most discussion, and two Republicans broke from their party…
Large organizations across the Missouri, including many in St. Louis, told state lawmakers this month that a proposed ban on state dollars being used in diversity, equity and inclusion programs is misguided and would have unforeseen consequences.
The acquisition caps off a nearly yearlong process involving several other bidders to acquire the Texas-based firm, which last year generated $1.7 billion in revenue.
A portfolio company of WILsquare Capital, a St. Louis-based private equity firm, has expanded with the acquisition of another digital marketing agency.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is not backing down in his fight to oust St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, claiming she's not doing her job.
Tuesday, Gardner responded to Bailey's allegations in a legal filing. The filing was submitted on the deadline the judge provided, a week before the case heads to court.
Baily says nearly 12,000 criminal cases have been dismissed to what he calls Gardner’s failures. He says more than 9,000 cases were thrown out as they were about to go to…
St. Louis medical technology startup SentiAR Inc., which has developed a holographic guiding system for cardiac procedures, has raised $8.5 million in Series B funding.
Mark Schwarz, a St. Louis native, is using his experience as co-founder and co-owner of Omega Yeast to launch an innovative new coffeehouse, Quarrelsome Coffee, in the Central West End.
Word that two downtown St. Louis hotels were put into receivership raised concerns among some about the local market, but industry observers say it appears healthier than those events would suggest.
Meridian Medical Technologies, which makes auto-injector pens and similar drug-delivery devices, said Tuesday it will invest over $100 million over the next four years to expand its manufacturing capabilities in Bridgeton.
The Missouri House Budget Committee will debate a plan for major construction spending that includes Gov. Mike Parson’s full request for money to widen three sections of Interstate 70.
Rep. Cody Smith, the committee’s chairman, released his revisions to the capital improvements appropriation bills on Tuesday and scheduled a committee debate Thursday on the four bills that pay for building maintenance and new construction.
Despite calls from some to divert a portion of the money to other…
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