Construction will soon get underway on a new $61.97 million health sciences building as part of St. Louis Community College’s nearly $500 million facilities update at its four campuses.
Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday signed the tax cut he said a week earlier was responsible for his decision to veto most of the 201 spending items he cut from the state budget.
The bill, exempting Social Security benefits and public pension payments from income tax, would reduce state general revenue by an estimated $309 million annually. It would also allow counties to hold a vote on whether people 62 or older should be exempt from increases in their annual property tax bills.
The bill passed…
The top Democrat in the Missouri House officially launched her campaign for governor early Sunday morning, taking direct aim at her likely GOP rivals while touting efforts to restore abortion rights and block foreign ownership of farmland.
State Rep. Crystal Quade, 37, is the first major Democratic candidate to enter the field to replace Gov. Mike Parson next year. In an introductory video announcing her campaign, she discussed being raised by a single mom and relying on food stamps before touting…
The Birmingham, Alabama-based restaurant chain is in expansion mode and has its sights set on the Midwest, as it will open its first location in the St. Louis region in Creve Coeur, hopefully before the end of the year, officials said.
Global law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP, one of the St. Louis region's biggest, is changing its leadership structure from firmwide co-chairs to a single global CEO.
On pause for three years, Cortex's leader said they're seeking another tenant for the proposed $115M, 320,000-square-foot office and lab before moving forward on the project.
Automation & Control Concepts, a St. Louis-based industrial control systems integrator, has been acquired by a Pittsburgh-based tech and consulting business.
The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports the university's education and research efforts, raised a record amount during fiscal 2023.
Text messages are offering a new window into St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones' thinking, as she questions a pair of longtime allies and offers a more nuanced view of gun control and its affect on reducing violent crime.
Missouri’s marijuana businesses will have fewer obstacles when it comes to accessing banking, but they must now get fingerprint background checks from all their new employees and contractors, under legislation that the governor signed Thursday.
Few banks nationwide serve cannabis businesses and their owners — or even their auxiliary partners — because most want nothing to do with a business that sells a product the federal government still considers illegal. That’s true even in states that…
While Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is bypassing St. Louis, the tour's two-show stop in Kansas City will still generate revenue for the state, including from the singer herself.
Dorothy Ferman was straight out of the movies – the old-time films of “The Front Page,” and “His Girl Friday” would have easily cast her in a starring role. She was a big-city crime reporter in the 1930s to 1950s, I was told.
The Charles Schwab Corp. will close some of its smaller offices, including one in the St. Louis area, which will shift to full-time remote work as the brokerage firm reevaluates real estate needs.
Dave Steward, the billionaire co-founder of giant St. Louis private firm World Wide Technology, recommended Gabe Gore to replace embattled city prosecutor Kim Gardner, newly released text messages reveal.
A Kirkwood-based provider of disinfectant and antimicrobial products has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with plans to reorganize its debt under its current ownership.
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