The Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products has completed its planned buyout of the assets of an Ohio-based erosion control products business.
The owner of downtown St. Louis' Railway Exchange Building on Tuesday lost an appeal of awards last year to contractors who hadn't been paid for work on a planned redevelopment of the massive vacant property.
A restaurant group is offering two properties in St. Louis neighborhoods for sale, including the location of a shuttered downtown eatery for $1.3 million.
Negotiations with airlines over how to pay for a massive $3 billion single-terminal redevelopment at St. Louis Lambert International Airport are going "fairly well," the airport's leader, Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge said at a recent event.
As St. Louis City SC surveyed fans midway through the Major League Soccer season, one component of feedback delighted CEO Carolyn Kindle: Fans largely said they felt safe attending games at CityPark.
U.S. Steel announced it would be idling steelmaking at the Granite City Works plant indefinitely.
Workers learned of the decision in an email from U.S. Steel Senior Vice President and Chief Manufacturing Officer Scott Buckiso that was sent out Tuesday morning. As part of the decision, U.S. Steel issued approximately 1,000 employees a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act notice that they might be laid off and said they anticipated about 60% of those workers would likely lose their…
The carpenters' union that covers St. Louis has brought a breach of contract complaint against developer Paul McKee over a loan involving an O'Fallon, Missouri, office building.
Missouri’s largest electric provider hopes to use a state law meant to help utilities add renewable energy to close a coal plant found in violation of federal clean air laws.
St. Louis-based Ameren Missouri, which serves 1.2 million customers, is planning to close its Rush Island Energy Center, near Festus in Jefferson County, next year under a court order forcing it to either install pollution controls or shut down the facility.
The company, part of Ameren Corp. (NYSE: AEE), announced almost…
Leaders in St. Charles County voted 3-3 on a controversial immigration resolution Monday night.
The measure opposes a program allowing Latino immigrants to come to the region.
On Nov. 13, the resolution was tabled at the council meeting because two of the co-sponsors weren't in attendance. Three of the other council members, however, didn't support the measure in its form at the time.
On Monday, the St. Charles County Council met again to discuss and vote on Substitute Resolution 2308. It failed…
A four-year-long battle between a former councilman and St. Louis County Executive Sam Page ended this month with a settlement that will cost county taxpayers more than $600,000.
The county will now pay former St. Louis County Councilman Tim Fitch approximately $339,000 in pension payments he did not receive during his four years in office, plus about $160,000 for Fitch’s attorney’s fees, and another approximately $105,000 in interest.
That does not include how much money the county spent on…
Certification of both new 737 Max designs and Boeing’s pace of deliveries could be impacted by a potential government shutdown, said Cowen senior aerospace analyst Cai von Rumohr.
A St. Louis-based provider of online education services for licensed professionals in several industries has landed a new investor and made an acquisition.
The Missouri House Ethics Committee will reconvene for a third time next week for a closed-door hearing into allegations of misconduct by Speaker Dean Plocher.
The hearing is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Dec. 6. The public notice says the committee will discuss a “personnel inquiry” and an ethics complaint.
Though it doesn’t mention his name, the hearing’s focus is Plocher.
The inquiry was launched after The Independent reported last month that Plocher on numerous occasions illegally…
ZIP codes in St. Louis County and St. Charles County rank highest for median household income. Here's why that will continue in coming years, according to a local sociologist.
Major League Soccer franchise St. Louis City SC plans to place a focus around accessibility as it looks ahead to its second season, recognizing demand to attend its matches at its CityPark stadium has kept fans from visiting.
A St. Louis-based heating and air conditioning firm is moving and expanding its offices as part of a $12 million development anticipated to add 300 new jobs with help from state incentives.
Brew Tulum, a specialty coffeehouse and Mexican eatery on Delmar Boulevard in the Central West End, will shutter its doors amid an ongoing dispute over lead contamination.
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