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The facility, originally built in 1988, has been the only temporarily closed nursing home in St. Louis County in the last year and a half, according to a state report issued in December.

The five-year grant comes from the National Institutes of Health to the university's medical school.

Lutheran Family and Children's Services has named Michelle Meier its chief program officer, effective Feb. 1.

Zsolt Rumy, who founded Zoltek to drive the commercialization of carbon fibers, and sold it in 2014, has died at age 81.

Insomnia Cookies is preparing to open its fourth St. Louis-area location, set to open in Boardwalk Waffles & Ice Cream’s former Soulard storefront.

A manufacturer of consumer products is cutting over 100 jobs at its plant in the city of St. Louis' North Riverfront neighborhood.

A federal court judge this week canceled a government agency's approval of certain dicamba-based weedkillers sold by Bayer, BASF and Syngenta.

The Blues will meet the Chicago Blackhawks, their division rival, in the outdoor Winter Classic next year.

The CEO of a St. Peters-based company may be the new owner of one of Taylor Swift's private jets, according to records from the Federal Aviation Administration and the Missouri Secretary of State's Office. The jet, identification number N898TS, was originally registered to SATA, LLC, a company with the same physical address as Swift's management company in Nashville, 13 Management. This jet and Swift's other frequently used private jet, N621MM, both gained national media attention after Swift's…

Legislation boosting teacher recruitment and retention in Missouri is once again a priority of the Missouri House, with a hearing Wednesday morning on a pair of Republican-backed bills. Rep. Ed Lewis, a Republican from Moberly, is sponsoring legislation based on the findings of the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s blue ribbon commission. It is the third year he has sponsored legislation on teacher recruitment and retention. “The problem is obvious to all of us at this…

After years of acquiring separate businesses, including architecture and interior design firms, to become a full-service commercial real estate company, the business is paring its focus down to project development.

Local pet boarding business Williamsburg Pet Hotel & Suites in West County has been acquired by Pet Resort Hospitality Group, a pet services company with 17 locations nationwide.

A St. Charles restaurant is permanently closing after 25 years of operations.

The move boosts the offerings to an East Coast destination.

Armstrong Teasdale LLP has hired a partner in its New York City office who plans to relocate to the St. Louis area later this year.

Marcone, a Creve Coeur-based distributor of home appliance parts, HVAC and other equipment, recently named two new executives, separately overseeing finance and its HVAC operations.

The Missouri History Museum in Forest Park next week will open Sold on St. Louis, a new museum shop aiming to highlight St. Louis’ local brands and vendors.

Since the Rams departed St. Louis following the 2015 National Football League season, the Chiefs have been steadily building a following in the city. The evidence is inside local bars, retailers and on the airwaves.

Jeff Glik says he’s watching Taylor Swift like a hawk — not because he’s a big fan of her music, but rather because women want to buy the clothes she wears.

Snoop Dogg and Master P are suing cereal maker Post Consumer Brands, which is a unit of St. Louis-based Post Holdings, and retail giant Walmart over claims that a breakfast cereal backed by the rappers was unfairly hidden from store shelves.