Taqueria Morita, the seasonal pop-up from Take Root Hospitality, will expand its operations next year when it moves into a permanent home at 4239 Duncan Ave. in the Cortex Innovation District in the Central West End.
Vir Biotechnology Inc., a publicly traded firm seeking to develop treatments for infectious diseases, said Wednesday it is closing its St. Louis office in the Cortex innovation district as part of a wider cost-cutting initiative.
The 2,400-square-foot restaurant will feature a mobile drive-thru, kiosks for ordering dine-in and rapid pick-up, as well as mobile pick-up and delivery options.
The discount grocery business said its board has appointed, its interim CEO, a 30-year veteran of retail and wholesale format businesses, to a permanent role as the company's chief executive.
More contractors have filed suit against Green Street, claiming they weren’t paid for work on projects, as the state of Missouri claims the St. Louis developer failed to pay some unemployment taxes.
Nuso, a University City-based provider of cloud communications software, for the second time in recent months has expanded its geographic footprint by purchasing a firm based overseas.
Legislation to provide public subsidies for a downtown St. Louis hotel redevelopment failed to advance Tuesday amid a dispute between the developer and a local union.
A Milwaukee-based law firm that made the St. Louis area its 13th office nationwide has chosen a downtown Clayton office building for its brick-and-mortar location.
The Cardinals have played in a stadium with the Busch Stadium name since 1953. That will continue after the brewer and the baseball team agreed to an extension of a naming rights deal that was set to expire in 2026.
Firms that own property in a Brentwood area targeted for redevelopment sued the city Tuesday, claiming it lacked sufficient evidence to designate the area as blighted, which clears the way for possible use of eminent domain.
The U.S. Senate took an important step Tuesday toward passing the nation’s annual defense policy bill, but the legislation did not include provisions aimed at compensating victims of radioactive contamination in St. Louis and around the country.
The reliably bipartisan legislation is expected to hit the same hard-right opposition in the U.S. House that has dogged lawmakers since the beginning of this Congress.
The Democratic-led upper chamber voted to end debate on this year’s $886 billion…
Craig Berube has been "relieved of his coaching duties" with the St. Louis Blues and an interim head coach has been named, the team announced late Tuesday night.
The abrupt announcement came via a news release posted to the team's website around 11 p.m. Tuesday night, following the team's 6-4 loss to the Detroit Red Wings at Enterprise Center.
Current Springfield Thunderbirds head coach Drew Bannister was named interim head coach. Bannister will travel to St. Louis on Wednesday and serve his first…
The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday approved $14 million in cuts to next year's budget, days after St. Louis County Executive Sam Page warned council members their package of proposed cuts could come with costly consequences.
Ahead of Tuesday’s St. Louis County Council meeting County Executive Sam Page sent a letter to the council saying if they passed their proposed budget cuts ARPA funded projects will be put on hold, there would be cuts to the teams who deal with problem properties, the…
Baltimore native and longtime Wentzville resident Jim Cook, a principal with Chesterfield-based development firm Mia Rose Holdings, is the definition of a serial entrepreneur, beginning with a paper route while he attended middle school in California.
Take Root Hospitality, the James Beard-nominated hospitality group behind Vicia and Winslow’s Table, has found a permanent brick and mortar for its seasonal taqueria concept.
Every pastor who was part of the elementary school evaluation process in the Archdiocese of St. Louis' "All Things New" restructuring process said they want their elementary school to remain open for the 2024-25 school year.
About one-third of the archdiocese's more than 80 elementary schools went through a consultation process to discuss the current and future status of the school. In a release on Tuesday, the archdiocese said all of the pastors involved in the process said they wanted to keep…
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