A California-based tool retailer with a national footprint has a new store under construction that will fill a former restaurant space that’s been vacant for more than five years.
Focusing on big projects and building redevelopments has led to one failed project after another – projects that were all supposed to “save” downtown, writes Les Sterman. He says downtown really needs new leadership focused on safety, infrastructure and basic city services.
Brentwood-based Post Holdings Inc. has made its "first foray" into local sports sponsorship, saying Wednesday it has inked a corporate partnership deal with the the St. Louis Blues.
Narrow net interest margins remain the top external challenge for community bankers in 2023, but concerns about three related issues have risen dramatically over the past year, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors.
Students looking to get federal financial aid for the next school year will have to wait a little longer than usual to apply, the Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development said.
The department launched a website Wednesday guiding students on how they can prepare for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) to open in December. The application has historically opened up to students on Oct. 1, but has been delayed this year due to efforts to make the application…
St. Louis Lambert International Airport's airlines have agreed to help fund airport projects totaling an estimated $331.6 million, airport officials said Wednesday.
Missouri Technology Corp. plans to launch several new programs aimed at boosting statewide entrepreneurship, thanks to an increase in state and federal funding. The public-private organization's fiscal 2024 strategic plan involves creating new funding programs and additional initiatives designed to foster regional entrepreneurial hubs and increase investor education.
A local nonprofit, professional theater company is searching to fill a newly created top executive post to succeed both its managing director and artistic director.
A $295.2 million loan default by the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City earlier this year raised questions about the 100-year-old shopping center's future ownership. Now, it appears that an interested buyer from Texas has emerged in recent months.
The Monarch-Chesterfield Levee District on Sept. 29 sued Topgolf's landlord in the Chesterfield Valley, claiming it hasn't paid $52,487 in levee taxes.
Gruma Corp. on Monday sued Mission Taco Joint in federal court in St. Louis, claiming that it's infringing on trademarks for Gruma's Mission brand of tortillas, chips and other products.
Recently retired Missouri Supreme Court Justice George Draper III is one of very few who have served at every level of Missouri’s current court system – and now, he’s returning to his roots in the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore announced during a news conference Tuesday that Draper has joined his administration. He will serve as the office's chief training officer.
“It is a rare honor to have a man of Judge Draper’s impeccable character and…
A St. Louis board has finally paid off outstanding bills related to the effort to build a Mississippi Riverfront stadium for the National Football League's Rams that never advanced beyond planning stages.
The St. Louis-based manufacturer of batteries and car care products said it will lay off 172 workers with closure of one of two battery factories it plans to shutter in the state.
Dubbed Roll In & Out, the store will use Amazon One – a payment system based on biometrics that works by reading a user's palm print — and Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology, which allows customers to enter a store, grab what they want and walk out without waiting in line at a checkout.
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