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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville is looking to eliminate a standalone department amid budget woes.

A new filing said the firm, which recently downsized its space in Creve Coeur, is weighing a "court-supervised sale" or "liquidation of the company."

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"Think of this as the ultimate 'divorce your old airline' deal," CEO says.

Katie’s Pizza & Pasta Osteria owner Katie Lee is eyeing a late summer or early fall opening for the restaurant's newest location in Crestwood.

Drive around unincorporated north St. Louis County and you will still see piles and piles of debris days after Friday's horrific storm. "We had big trees almost 150 feet just blown over by the root," said longtime resident Jesse Gibson. Gibson and many of his neighbors on Rue Pardise Lane have been tossing tons of tree limbs, huge front lawn pieces and parts of their roofs that flew across their neighborhood when the storm tore through. "It's a lot of junk out here. They had a bid dude with a…

A city of St. Louis panel said Tuesday it will need more time to choose a redeveloper of the vacant Municipal Courts building in Downtown West.

Most St. Louis County homes would sell for more today than they would have two years ago, continuing a trend of rising property values, according to data released by the St. Louis County assessor.

A St. Louis hospital's suspected permanent closure was confirmed by the state's health agency Tuesday morning. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services told KSDK on Tuesday morning that the Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital's Board of Directors voluntarily surrendered its hospital license. DHSS spokesperson Lisa Cox confirmed the license surrendering means the hospital is officially closed. The hospital, NorthSide Regeneration's small North City hospital, had opened in January 2024…

A St. Louis-area pest control business has been acquired by PestCo Holdings LLC, a growing portfolio company of locally-based private equity firm Thompson Street Capital Partners.

A Clayton-based counseling firm with 26 clinicians filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in an effort to restructure about $757,000 in debt.

The city of St. Louis on Tuesday began demolition of the former jail known as the workhouse.

High Fidelity Brands, a St. Louis-based, vertically integrated cannabis firm that operates dispensaries as Kind Goods, plans this summer to open its new location in the building that previously housed Bobby’s Place.

FutureFuel Corp., a St. Louis-based manufacturer of custom and performance chemicals and biofuels, had undergone operations and personnel changes prior to a delay in releasing its most recent financial results.

The total compensation of Managing Partner Penny Pennington climbed to $29.1 million. That came as the firm's income rose 23%, but also as home office layoffs loom.

Graybar, the Clayton-based distributor of electrical, communications and data networking products, said it booked record net sales for 2024, although net income declined.

A St. Louis-based public company specializing in video and data compression technology has opened a research and testing facility.

When Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey took office in January 2023, he inherited a pile of more than 200 unfilled open records requests left over from his predecessor. Some of the requests had been languishing for more than a year before Bailey took over. It wasn’t a good look for the state official specifically empowered to enforce the Missouri Sunshine Law. To tackle the backlog, Bailey assigned new staff to the problem and implemented a policy to work through requests on a first-come,…

The Wedge, Alton's multimillion-dollar innovation hub, will be led by a former U.S. Air Force colonel.

A St. Louis-area entrepreneur intends to launch an app to streamline the user experience of major social media sites, removing advertisements so users only see posts from accounts they follow.