Despite the club’s losing record, the St. Louis Cardinals rank No. 2 in MLB for average home attendance and lead the league for local television ratings, even as viewership is down from the 2022 season.
Originally from Alabama, Allison Cousins has ingrained herself into the St. Louis region since relocating here. Today, she’s the founder of both a technology startup and schools-focused nonprofit.
MLB’s major offseason reinvention — the introduction of a pitch clock to speed up games, wider bases to encourage stolen base attempts and a limit on shifting defensive positions to allow more base hits — has given the sport a significant boost.
Missouri’s recreational cannabis sales grew in June, as the market outperforms other recently launched adult-use markets, data from the state’s Department of Health and Senior Services show.
They didn't cite any specific violations, but said the retailer might be running afoul of child-protection laws after it "wittingly marketed and sold LGBTQIA+ promotional products to families and young children as part of a comprehensive effort to promote gender and sexual identity among children."
The amount of venture capital dollars provided to St. Louis-based companies in the second quarter of 2023 dropped about 20%, compared to the prior quarters, even as a pair of local startups raised significant funding rounds.
The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday focused on how former Attorney General Eric Schmitt handled a case that pronounced local health authorities’ efforts to mitigate the spread of Covid-19 “null and void” in 2021.
Attorney Neal Perryman represented two counties and three health centers who argued Wednesday that they should have been able to intervene in the original Cole County case after the attorney general refused to file an appeal.
Deputy Solicitor General Maria Lanahan…
Edward Jones is no longer occupying one of the buildings at its Des Peres campus, but has purchased the building as it looks to lease it out to other tenants.
Enterprise Holdings Inc. on Wednesday gave $7 million in local grants to more than 600 nonprofits across the globe as part of its “ROAD Forward” initiative.
Core & Main Inc. (NYSE: CNM), the Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products, said Wednesday it has closed on its acquisition of a Southern California provider of fire protection and waterworks products.
Latch Inc. (Nasdaq: LTCH), a building security technology company based in New York that largely operates remotely, said this week it plans to have a “centralized office” in St. Louis to house roles it believes are best suited to work together in person.
The senator's decision will likely be greeted enthusiastically by two key Republican interest groups. But a run for the statewide office will require more than door-knocking.
Core & Main Inc. (NYSE: CNM), the Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products, said it has closed on a West Virginia provider of precast concrete and other engineered construction site products.
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