A Creve Coeur catholic school will close following the end of the 2023-2024 academic year due to declining enrollment, the Archdiocese of St. Louis said.
After more than 100 years, St. Monica Catholic School will close its doors.
According to a press release Friday, the school has faced ongoing challenges due to inconsistent and declining enrollment. It has fewer than 120 students enrolled for the 2024-2025 school year, with one grade level having only three students, according to the release.
"This…
A developer has submitted plans to build a pair of new condominium buildings in the Old Town neighborhood of Clayton, at the site of a historic house in what is mostly a single-family neighborhood.
At its core, it was a bill to expand MOScholars, a state tax credit program to help Missourians pay for private school tuition. But it became much more, and several St. Louisans played key roles.
World Wide Technology Raceway in Metro East is one of the St. Louis-area businesses cleaning up after Thursday night's storms, with the damage impacting weekend events.
Video from the area Friday morning showed some of the bleachers at the raceway flipped onto the bleachers on the opposite side of the track.
An initial statement Friday from the raceway said the storm's high winds caused "extensive and permanent damage" to the west grandstands of the dragstrip. The statement was later updated to…
St. Louis cannabis companies are looking to capitalize on Missouri’s successful adult-use market launch by both furthering the push for a cannabis-friendly business district and collaborating with high-profile restaurateurs.
A new program launched by the Cortex Innovation District and St. Louis-based startup investor aims to help Missouri startups be attractive to venture capitalists.
The equally-weighted index was up 6.23% year to date through March 31, compared with the Down Jones Industrial Average, up 5.6%; the NASDAQ, up 9.1%; and the S&P 500, up 10.5%, according to an analysis by Ward Brown, director of portfolio engagement at Clayton-based Argent Capital Management.
R.P. Lumber Co. Inc., one of the St. Louis region's largest privately held businesses, has entered the South Dakota market with its latest acquisition.
With one seat in Congress up for grabs, an incumbent facing a serious challenge and a former publisher and media personality taking on a longtime officeholder, this year’s federal elections in Missouri promise an interesting summer and fall.
Add to that the U.S. Senate race, where both likely fall contenders have more money already than almost every other candidate running statewide.
In the 3rd Congressional District, where Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer is not seeking re-election,…
When companies borrow money, how their loans are structured depends on how much information potential lenders have about the borrowers’ current and future financial health. Previous studies have focused on characteristics of borrowing firms, such as financial reporting quality or uncertainty in firm fundamentals, as factors influencing loan terms.
However, in a recent study, we explore how transparency in the financial markets — specifically, the secondary corporate bond market — affects…
The Missouri House gave initial approval this week to a bill that could protect pesticide manufacturers from some cancer lawsuits.
The debate on the House floor wasn’t split along party lines, however, as several Republicans cautioned against the risk of cancers caused by pesticides.
Legislation sponsored by state Rep. Dane Diehl, a Republican from Butler, would protect pesticide manufacturers from claims that they failed to warn consumers of possible cancer risks in their products as long as…
A decade has now passed since those anxious and cherished summer days of July 2013. During that particular Independence Day holiday, there were two young men visiting, one from Egypt, one from Israel.
Krilogy Financial LLC, a Creve Coeur-based wealth management firm, has acquired a locally based advisory firm through a merger and set a growth goal for the next two to three years.
Peabody Energy Corp. (NYSE: BTU), the St. Louis-based coal producer, has completed a planned acquisition of a large coal deposit near one of its existing mines.
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