A local restauranteur has signed a 10-unit deal to bring the a new Buffalo wings concept to Missouri, with its first location set to open in St. Louis, hopefully this summer.
As Central Visual and Performing Arts High School (CVPA) students and staff return to school Tuesday, lawmakers in Jefferson City are once again trying to pass a red flag law.
It’s something top Republicans at the statehouse have refused to entertain.
The CVPA community is still healing after a shooter killed a teacher and student in October.
State Rep. Peter Merideth, D-St. Louis, said he wants to prevent this from happening again with a red flag law.
“Police said under Missouri laws,…
The project is part of the $50 million investment the company said in March it would make in its St. Louis campus, located in the city’s Soulard neighborhood.
An executive with Spire, the St. Louis natural gas utility, writes that your stove isn’t the problem, so you can go ahead and enjoy dinner. Just turn on the vent fan.
A St. Louis-based maker of engineered components for sealing, insulating and sound abatement has acquired an adhesive business from a private equity firm.
The Ferguson-based automation and software business made public its offer to buy Texas-based automated testing equipment maker in a deal giving the acquisition target an enterprise value of $7.6 billion.
Remember the lesson of what Dr. King’s dreaming has taught us: the ultimate good comes when we endeavor to do what is difficult but necessary, writes Stifel's Benjamin Ola. Akande.
Workers at St. Louis Public Radio, the local National Public Radio affiliate, have moved to unionize. The bargaining unit would consist of about 42 nonsupervisory employees, both on-air and off.
St. Louis-based medical technology startup Pierian has been acquired in a deal that creates a new company focused on advancing the use of precision medicine in health care.
State data say the school's students have scored below state averages. It said it understands some academic improvements "will not be significant enough to gain the confidence of our sponsor and" state regulators.
In a nearly 50-year career, the banker worked at some of the region's most well-known financial institutions, including one that emphasized a different banking model, and worked to revitalize downtown.
More than any other grocery item, eggs have surged in price. Economists blame the 2022 avian flu and inflation.
Now its St. Louis businesses that are left with tough decisions to make, raise prices or absorb costs.
"Eggs are not something we can live without," Aaron Teitelbaum, owner of restaurants Herbie's and Kingside Diner, told KSDK.
Echoing Teitelbaum, Lia Holter said her bakery business, Made by Lia, also needs eggs. Since the bakery opened in 2020, Holter said the price of eggs has skyrocketed.
"They…
Officials with the city of St. Louis and St. Louis County announced Thursday they are investing millions in Rams settlement money into treasury bonds until they decide on how to use it to serve its residents.
The historic settlement came from a lawsuit filed by St. Louis, St. Louis County and the St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority, or RSA, against the Los Angeles Rams and National Football League.
According to a press release from the city of St. Louis, with the guidance…
From the Convention Center to the Old Courthouse to a handful of hotels and apartment buildings, here are $3.5 billion in current projects in downtown St. Louis.
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