Inno Madness, St. Louis Inno’s annual contest designed to showcase the region’s innovation economy, is back for another year.
We are currently accepting nominations for our 2024 Inno Madness bracket challenge, which will launch in the coming weeks. Inno Madness is designed to generate awareness and excitement for the city’s startup ecosystem, and those that are driving it forward.
How does it work? Nominate a local startup or your own startup and we will assemble a bracket of private, fast-growing,…
A nonprofit with a massive $40 million headquarters project seeking to revitalize north St. Louis is moving to the project’s second phase, which will be partially funded through $10 million in tax credits.
St. Louis aldermen on Friday gave final approval to a bill that would subject much of Paul McKee's NorthSide Regeneration holdings to eminent domain, part of a redevelopment plan for neighborhoods north of downtown.
Ameren Missouri revealed Thursday that it will build a planned natural-gas powered electric plant, expected to open in 2027, on the site of a now-shuttered coal plant.
The business plan by the startup, Terra Environmental Holdings, calls for processing commercial and industrial nonrecyclable and nonhazardous materials into a “green solid fuel” intended to replace coal in industrial furnaces, according to the city.
Major League Soccer franchise St. Louis City SC debuted a new jersey Friday, featuring a design focused on the St. Louis region’s confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Located along Delmar Boulevard between North Kingshighway and Union boulevards, the Delmar Maker District will soon house five concepts by James Beard-nominated chef Ben Poremba.
Simploy in January 2025 plans to make a leadership transition, with Jay King’s son, Carson King, set to become CEO. He is one of several family members set to step into leadership roles.
A report released last month said there were 158 homicides in 2023, compared to 200 in 2022 and the recent peak of 263 in 2020. Police Chief Robert Tracy said 158 is “still a lot of murders.”
The St. Louis Battlehawks have made more seats inside The Dome at America’s Center available for purchase, a decision the United Football League team says stems from demand for tickets ahead of its 2024 season.