The companies began manufacturing in February 2020 and lost money over the past three years because of the coronavirus pandemic and the need to retool facilities at a cost of $1.8 million, according to their CEO.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey in April plans to depose key staff members in St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's office, as he also demands records involving Gardner and top city officials, including St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones.
Over half of St. Louis largest commercial lenders reported a decline in new commercial loans originated in 2022. One expert thinks 2023 will be even worse.
The city of St. Louis has reached a landmark pay raise agreement with the St. Louis Police Officers Association that will give officers and sergeants their largest raises in at least two decades.
The raises – which translate to about $6,000 to $8,000 for officers with 10 years of experience – are part of a collective bargaining agreement that more than two-thirds of the city’s police officers and almost all of its sergeants agreed to Thursday, according to St. Louis Police Officers Association…
St. Louis and Missouri Department of Transportation leaders are working on ways to improve safety on major roadways throughout the city.
On Wednesday, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones committed $46 million to improve roadway safety.
Trailnet, an organization that pushes safe street strategies, conducted a road safety audit with MoDOT leaders on Page on Thursday.
"We have all of this money coming in but if that isn't spent right away, we can't wait two to three years because people are dying right…
The beginning of Steak ‘n Shake was quality, through and through. A store opened and chili mac, milkshakes and “steakburgers” followed. All made with absolutely the finest ingredients… and the taste was simply delicious.
Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick announced Thursday that he has issued a subpoena to embattled St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner and her office as part of an ongoing audit of the city.
Fitzpatrick's office said in a release that the subpoena was issued after Gardner's office failed to meet "multiple deadlines for document request." The subpoenaed documents include bank and credit card statements, policy guidelines and other expenditure information, the release said. The state auditor's…
It's been a tough quarter for some of the St. Louis food scene's mainstays, as establishments such as Vin de Set permanently close and J. Devoti Trattoria prepares to shutter its doors. But there's also been a significant amount of new activity.
A massive $1.2 billion project on the downtown riverfront has financing for its $200 million first phase, according to a representative of the developer.
Jorge Riopedre is finally able to show the public what he’s been up to behind the scenes for the last three years as executive director of the massive $89 million Delmar Divine mixed-use development.
After six months of waiting, former Sweetie Pie's star Tim Norman learned his fate on Thursday morning.
Norman was sentenced to life in federal prison for murder-for-hire against his nephew, Andre Montgomery Jr.
Back in September, a jury spent more than 17 hours deliberating and determining a final verdict.
Norman was found guilty on all charges including conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire, murder-for-hire resulting in death and mail fraud.
Norman and his family are known for the reality…
The new firm is launching with a slate of two animated features, an animated children's TV series and plans to develop a motion-capture animation studio in Ferguson.
A fire that caused "huge" damage closed the restaurants indefinitely in September. After months of work, the owners said they didn't have the necessary funds to rebuild and will close the restaurants permanently.
The flooring company, which sold and installed carpet, hardwood and tile at its five locations in the St. Louis area, is listed as permanently closed on Google, which was confirmed by the business 12 weeks ago, according to the site.
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones said Wednesday she'd signed a bill that includes tens of millions of dollars for traffic calming, and indicated the city could again implement red-light cameras.
Officials predicted the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s new $1.7 billion headquarters could transform surrounding North City areas. It hasn’t happened yet, and whether it will could depend on the decisions of a familiar, controversial businessman.
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