St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster Dan McLaughlin and Bally Sports Midwest have announced he will be stepping away from broadcasting.
McLaughlin, 48, was charged in early December by the Creve Couer Police Department as a persistent offender with one count of driving while intoxicated, a Class E felony, and one misdemeanor count of failing to drive within a single lane.
He was previously charged and pleaded guilty to two DWIs, one in 2010 and one in 2011.
In 2010, he was sentenced to two years…
Legislation being considered by the city of St. Louis would strip aldermen of authority to recommend specific subsidy amounts for projects in their wards, a departure from long-standing practice that follows the corruption convictions earlier this year of three aldermen on tax abatement and other schemes.
The board bill, from Alderman Shane Cohn, was heard Thursday at the Board of Aldermen's Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee. He indicated it could change some, including with input…
Arch Grants, the St. Louis nonprofit that provides equity-free grants to startups, is giving a second round of funding to three of its portfolio companies.
The startup funder said Thursday it is providing $100,000 grants to three of its St. Louis-based portfolio companies through its Growth Grants program, which gives follow-on funding to help previous Arch Grants winners expand locally. Thursday's announcement follows Arch Grants' announcement in November that it had awarded grants to 23 companies…
The bank donated its 5,439-square foot branch at 3207 Meramec St., which closed in 2019, to the Neighborhood Innovation Center. The nonprofit group, which goes by NIC-stl, was formed to support small businesses in the Dutchtown neighborhood of south St. Louis.
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is requesting $2 million in state tax credits to provide to donors who assist in the $100 million renovation and expansion of the orchestra’s venue, Powell Hall.
Updated with information from Thursday morning press conference.
St. Mary's High School, the 91-year-old, Catholic boys' school that had been slated to close after this school year, has found new life.
The school has inked a three-year lease with the Archdiocese of St. Louis, found a new religious sponsor and chosen a new name as it becomes an independent Catholic school.
The Archdiocese said in September that it would close St. Mary's, as well as Rosati-Kain High School, an all-girls school in…
The ranking marks a significant change for St. Louis' hockey team, which was ranked as the least valuable in the NHL just before the current ownership group took over.
During its meeting Tuesday, St. Louis’ Board of Education approved a partnership agreement to sponsor Confluence Academies for four years.
The agreement means Saint Louis Public Schools (SLPS) will provide oversight for the Confluence schools, which will still be governed by an independent board. Confluence's current sponsor, the University of Missouri-Columbia, is ending its sponsorship of charter schools after this school year.
Charter schools are tuition-free schools of choice that are publicly…
The bank said it's at the "forefront" of a turnaround in north city. "We don’t want to come in once the community has turned. We want to be part of the turn."
The St. Louis-based hotel developer paid over 200% more for the Orlando property than what it last sold for. Here's what it plans for its new acquisition.
A developer has sold a Metro East property that is the last warehouse in a real estate investment fund, after selling most of the fund's warehouses last year.
A representative for the developer said its intent is for the development to lift downtown, and that it plans to add lighting to the building — already St. Louis' largest office building by square footage — to increase its presence on the St. Louis skyline.
The next chief of police for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department was named Wednesday, one of a slate of four finalists that dwindled to two in recent days.
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