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Developers are working on a plan to potentially redevelop the Railway Exchange, one of downtown’s largest vacant buildings, an official said.

The travel center chain, which said Monday it will open its first store in the state next month in Springfield, is actively looking at more real estate in Missouri. Will the St. Louis area be next?

Among the findings in a 62-page report Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey released Monday to KSDK: 25,000 cases dismissed. 2,735 cases dismissed by judges for failure to prosecute. $351,500 in taxpayer money paid to an unlicensed attorney providing legal advice. Countless violations of the Crime Victims' Rights Act. A resignation just hours before a judge was to order potentially damaging records be turned over and a deposition be scheduled. The report summarizes what his office found within…

St. Louis gastrointestinal health startup Geneoscopy Inc. has partnered with a major health care diagnostics firm to distribute the screening test for colorectal cancer it soon plans to begin commercializing.

The University of Missouri-St. Louis received a $3.1 million, five-year grant to increase in-school counseling services at the Riverview Gardens School District in north St. Louis County.

St. Louis grocer Fields Foods is being sued by the landlord of its Pagedale location, which it abruptly closed in July only a few months after its opening.

Hundreds of low-income and senior apartments are planned to be built or renovated in the city of St. Louis, representing more than $100 million in projects to be considered for tax subsidies Tuesday.

The firm is moving into part of the space vacated by the Husch Blackwell law firm.

A Maryland Heights-based manufacturer of auto-injector pens and similar drug-delivery devices received a $9.9 million federal contract to produce a chemical-poisoning antidote pen.

The former downtown St. Louis Charlie Gitto's restaurant property, 207 N. Sixth St., is on the market.

Two of the region's largest law firms have named new partners or shareholders in their St. Louis offices, as well as firmwide.

Many Middle Eastern countries increase their orders for Boeing jets.

A St. Charles County resolution opposed to Latino immigrants coming to the region was tabled by the St. Charles County Council on Monday. The St. Charles County Council was originally going to vote on this measure Monday, but one of the sponsors, County Councilman Joe Brazil, pulled it off the table at the last second because two of the bill’s sponsors weren’t there and some of the others on the council don’t support it, at least in its current form. Brazil said he plans to propose the resolution…

Buc-ee’s will open its first Missouri location next month.

A St. Louis chain of thrift stores on Friday sued a City Foundry shop, alleging trademark infringement.

A publicly traded health care company in Atlanta has tapped a former Centene president and University of Georgia alumni as its next CEO.

The two restaurants are part of property management firm Lodging Hospitality Management's efforts to bring new life to the Maryland Heights development.

A big-box retail site that houses Burlington and Five Below stores has hit the market for $8.2 million.

Boeing has said its massive jetliner with folding wings is on track to enter service in 2025.

The Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products has agreed to buy the assets of a Minnesota-based drainage products business.