A developer wants to build hundreds of luxury apartments in Maryland Heights, in a $54 million mixed-use development that would come at a site originally targeted for office buildings.
Covenant House Missouri, a provider of shelter and support services for homeless and runaway youth, has named the city of St. Louis' human services director as its next CEO.
The new leader had previously worked for Clayco's science and technology business unit, and before that led operations for the $4.1 billion replacement of LaGuardia Airport Terminal B in New York City.
St. Louis-based information technology services company Hits Corp. has acquired Imagex, based outside Washington, D.C., in a move its CEO says will help with the document scanning firm’s strategy to secure more work with the federal government.
The push is part of the first wave of a key city agency's processing of tens of millions of federal dollars, aimed at improving neighborhoods amid a continued exodus of residents.
As he was checking out at a convenience store one day, state Rep. Kurtis Gregory said he looked down and saw “delta-8 THC” products being sold.
He had no idea THC, the intoxicating component mostly associated with marijuana, could be sold openly outside of dispensaries.
“I messaged a few folks and to my surprise, yep, that is completely at this point legal to be sold,” Gregory, a Republican from Marshall, said during a House committee hearing on Tuesday.
The products that caught Gregory’s…
This week, KSDK learned a former Kim Gardner supporter now wants to run against her to become the next St. Louis circuit attorney, and now, one of her own employees has confirmed he, too, is considering a run for the office.
Assistant Circuit Attorney Alex Polta told me he is thinking about running against his boss.
“I am thinking about it because whoever gets this job next is going to have a big (expletive) mess to clean up, and everything is going to be highly scrutinized by the attorney general’s…
Warehouses to store cold goods can cost twice as much to build as other types of warehouses. As a result, developers have rarely built speculative cold-storage sites.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey released details of an emergency rule Thursday seeking to make it harder for transgender children and adults to access certain medical procedures, calling them “experimental” and arguing they need “substantial guardrails.”
The rule, once filed with the Secretary of State, would be in effect from April 27 to Feb. 6, 2024.
Citing the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act — a law intended to prosecute fraudulent business practices — Bailey’s office…
Differences between the House and Senate on how strict a ban on certain transgender health care should be could spell trouble for the proposals' chances as the Missouri legislative session nears completion.
Leaders in both chambers told reporters Thursday they are pushing for their respective body’s legislation.
The Senate passed a version last month that allows transgender minors currently receiving care to continue treatments and includes an expiration date for the ban on hormone therapy.…
The St. Charles County office will be the bank's 12th location, which includes nine branches and an operations center, all of them located in Illinois. It will be the bank’s second office presence in the St. Louis metro area, joining the Metro East loan production office in O’Fallon, Illinois.
Venture funding provided to startups in St. Louis and elsewhere in the U.S. fell again in the first quarter, but the drop off was less severe than prior quarters.
Police said they were dispatched to Emeryville, California, just northeast of San Francisco, with an arrest warrant for the suspect in the murder of Bob Lee, a tech executive and former St. Louisan.
Aaron Martinez oversees acclaimed St. Louis restaurants like Vicia and Winslow's Table. He tells how he found cooking, describes his style and dishes on what's next for the hospitality firm.
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