A contractor has begun repairing a deteriorating city-owned downtown St. Louis parking garage near the convention center, and for the first time has said how long the project should take.
At least six companies expressed interest in acquiring United States Steel Corp. in 2023, including one potential bidder talking to the Pittsburgh-based manufacturer about a joint venture as long ago as last spring, according to an SEC filing.
St. Louis is one of a handful of new locations announced for Marriott International Inc.’s new Apartments by Marriott Bonvoy brand of apartment-like hotel rooms.
Walter L. McKinney Jr. picked cotton during the summers from ages 5 to 13, served 20 years in the Marines Corps reaching the rank of master sergeant, and today is the owner and founder of McKinney Group Wealth Management in Bridgeton, Missouri, with assets approaching $30 million and more than 220 clients.
Walter L. McKinney Jr., 65, combined the value of hard work he learned at a young age and the Marine Corps values of integrity, discipline and service to create the mission of the firm.
In 2010,…
The county commission that oversees MidAmerica St. Louis Airport has named a 30-year Air Force veteran and an executive with over 20 years of airport management experience as its new leadership team.
International grocery store Global Foods Market turned to the St. Louis community to publish its first-ever cookbook. Its 23 recipes span across multiple cultures and were submitted by a variety of St. Louisans, including several acclaimed local chefs.
The factional fights making the Missouri Senate a public spectacle are bad enough that Senate Majority Leader Cindy O’Laughlin told reporters Thursday that she’d vote to expel the leader of the Freedom Caucus from the chamber.
Speaking to the assembled editors and publishers from the Missouri Press Association during their annual visit to the Capitol, O’Laughlin noted that expelling a senator takes 23 votes of the 34-member chamber.
“Two years ago, I said with 23 votes, you can throw somebody…
One of the nation’s last primary aluminum smelters, which employs more than 400 workers in the Missouri Bootheel, will reportedly close its doors.
The Magnitude 7 Metals plant, in the southeast Missouri town of Marston, announced Wednesday it would curtail operations, according to Industrious Labs, an industry analysis group. In a press release, Industrious Labs said the plant represents about one-fifth of the nation’s aluminum production.
Sen. Jason Bean, a Republican from Holcomb who represents…
Collaboration between key groups led to an improvement in downtown St. Louis safety, the city's tourism chief said Wednesday, while calling for permanent infrastructure changes in the neighborhood.
After years of court losses and legislative stalemates, Republicans and anti-abortion advocates in Missouri are once again trying to block Planned Parenthood from receiving money through Medicaid.
A Senate committee debated legislation Wednesday that would change Missouri law to make Planned Parenthood ineligible to receive reimbursements from MO HealthNet, the state’s Medicaid program.
Though the organization says it hasn’t received any state funds for nearly two years, as legal fights over…
A developer who plans $200 million in developments in Downtown West is looking to make progress toward one of his projects: a six-story apartment complex.
Opening a restaurant downtown is a good business move, according to Mike Johnson and Dave Molina, whose new restaurant is slated to open Feb. 2. Here's what they expect in sales.
Webster University has named an interim CFO to step in for its retired financial chief, while two other top executives are leaving the troubled educational institution.
The NorthSide Regeneration hospital, called Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital and on the site of the former Pruitt-Igoe housing project, opened Jan. 16, one of its executives said.
Clayton-based US Capital Development grew its CRE transaction volume from $62.5 million in 2022 to $204 million in 2023, a 227% increase. Other top CRE firms declined 11% on average in the same time.
Our image is of an old decaying industrial city and if we want that to change we need to reinvest instead of running away from these problems, writes Richard Ontiveros.
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