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A St. Louis-based health system is subleasing an entire West County building.

The St. Louis Cardinals and development partner Cordish Cos. still have their eye on adding another residential tower in Ballpark Village, but financial conditions mean that there's no timeline for starting the project.

A national sporting goods retailer has chosen a site for its second Metro East location.

It's not a question of if, but when, two U.S. metros will surpass St. Louis for population size, an analysis by a Saint Louis University researcher says.

The St. Louis-based multistate health system has announced changes to its senior leadership that it says will further its work to advance health equity and drive value through its integrated health care delivery model.

Companies around Missouri have been required to store nearly 63,000 recalled cannabis products since early August. But if they want to destroy that product, they can now consult with state cannabis regulators about how to do it, after a Sept. 29 hearing on the recall was postponed until at least December. Licensed cannabis businesses may not take action on the recalled product without permission for the state, said Lisa Cox, spokeswoman for the agency that oversees the state’s cannabis program,…

The St. Louis Cardinals plan to be “aggressive” in returning to the club’s winning ways in 2024, with plans to increase payroll even as the club budgets for a decrease in revenue next season, President Bill DeWitt said.

Gilberto Pinela has been appointed director of the city of St. Louis' Office of New Americans, formed to streamline resources to welcome immigrants and refugees to the city.

The Florissant City Council on Monday night will vote on a measure that would turn park acreage into a new subdivision. It’s a trade-off that would actually result in more green space for Florissant. Mayor Timothy Lowery said Florissant is a growing community, attracting young families, and their research shows this is the type of housing they are looking for. It would also allow the city to add to the tax base. “It definitely has a positive impact on the city, the fire district and the school…

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.49% for the week ended Oct. 5 — up from 7.31% the prior week.

Short-term rentals have created a housing mess in the city of St. Louis, and the Board of Aldermen is rushing to clean it up. That’s why we should be worried.

People have been found to be living unauthorized in the massive vacant structure. A city spokesman said "early evidence suggests this fire started outside the building."

Beignet All Day — which began as a stand at local farmers markers and now is also a storefront in the marketplace at Urban Eats, a shared kitchen and market in Dutchtown — is moving to Crestwood.

A developer hopes to add a new location of a popular drive-thru coffee shop in Wentzville.

The Cardinals were far from the league's most efficient team when their season wins are compared to their total payroll. But they're also far from the worst. Here's a look at this MLB season in terms of cost per win.

Nuso, a University City-based provider of cloud communications software, has expanded its geographic footprint with the acquisition of a firm in the United Kingdom.

A Boeing supplier completed a second round of layoffs on Friday as part of the plan to close its Hazelwood plant in late 2024.

The Saint Louis Chess Club has hired a prominent local attorney to lead a new legal team focused on reviewing its practices and procedures after allegations of sexual assault against a former employee.

After the most recent Republican debates, it occurred to me that this just may not be the most understandable, reasonable nor even appropriate manner in which to have each of us measure our candidates for the highest office.

The city of Kirkwood said Thursday that it planned to spend $12.5 million purchasing property where it would move its public works and electric facilities.