A St. Louis urban renewal board voted Tuesday to acquire the former headquarters of a company in North City currently owned by Dismas House of St. Louis, in hopes to convert it into a workforce development hub that could support a $55 million advanced manufacturing center planned nearby.
The city of St. Charles is filing its lawsuit Wednesday against Ameren Missouri over well field contamination, months after announcing its intention to sue.
In a press conference Wednesday, St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer said they are seeking millions of dollars from the utility company over contamination at the city's Elm Point Wellfield, but did not say exactly how much they were seeking. He said the lawsuit will be dropped off at circuit court Wednesday afternoon.
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Developers behind the Kingsway District that plan to redevelop sites north of Delmar Boulevard unveiled more than $150 million in projects Tuesday as part of a request for a $750,000 bridge loan.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has OK'd a master plan for St. Louis Lambert International Airport that runs through 2040, including a massive project to reconfigure the facility with a new, single terminal, the airport said Wednesday.
Former St. Louis Blues star Chris Pronger has made a second career in business since wrapping up his playing days in the NHL. He's teamed up with his brother, Sean Pronger, for his latest venture: a Canadian whisky.
For the second time this week, Centene Corp. announced a C-suite change, naming a new chief communications officer on Wednesday who most recently worked at a New York City-based firm specializing in “financial markets and strategic situations.”
An owner of downtown St. Louis hotels said the neighborhood needs restrictions on the open carry of firearms, plus more police presence, in the face of criminal activity, particularly over weekend nights, that has spooked visitors.
Following news that In-N-Out is indeed out when it comes to expansion into Missouri, another restaurant chain has already committed to the Show-Me state.
One week after Kim Gardner resigned as St. Louis circuit attorney, the Missouri governor and Missouri attorney general’s offices are getting a firsthand look at all the work ahead for her newly-named replacement.
In all, the transition team, which includes the governor’s general counsel, Evan Rodriguez, acting as interim circuit attorney and several assistant attorneys general working with him, has discovered more than 4,800 warrant applications police have sent to an email system Gardner created…
St. Louis agriculture technology startup Pluton Biosciences has raised a $16.5 million funding round it says will help expand its team and advance its initial products toward commercialization.
New York hedge fund Standard General's tentative $5.4 billion deal to acquire Tegna Inc., the parent of KSDK-TV in St. Louis, was terminated Monday by the media company in the face of intense regulatory scrutiny.
The company last July cited poor market conditions and the deteriorating performance of IPOs as reasons for halting its return to public markets. Now, its IPO plans are back on, and analysts point to one primary reason.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to break ground Wednesday on a new $115 million food safety laboratory in St. Louis that will replace the current testing facility, one of only three operated by the federal agency.
The idea is to cut back in areas considered nice-to-have — like a robotic camera — and continue to invest in areas that are necessary to keep high-quality productions.
A Missouri commission on Tuesday unveiled an order fining former House Speaker John Diehl more than $47,000 for using campaign funds to make payments not related to his candidacy, among other things.
Core & Main Inc., the Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products, has agreed to buy a provider of precast concrete and other engineered construction site products.
The Kansas City Chiefs claim that the team's official tequila provider, Don Neron Spirits Inc., breached a $4.08 million contact by making only one payment on the seven-year deal. The lawsuit sheds light on the structure of its partnership deals, which typically are kept under wraps.
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