The Christmas holiday is generally a busy time for the movie theater industry. That remained the case this year though the winter storm late last week as well as Christmas Eve falling on a Saturday did slightly impact business.
The St. Louis-based startup that helps companies recruit employees with disabilities has raised $4.3 million, including from a firm founded by the owner of two professional sports franchises.
Hundreds of pieces of luggage were visible Wednesday morning on and around the luggage carousels of the airport's Terminal 2 due to the mass cancellations.
Developers seeking to build two seven-story hotels at a site that includes part of the Wells Fargo Advisors campus in Downtown West are balking at conditions the government placed on demolition.
Agogie, a Fenton-based startup that sells fitness apparel, is turning to a unique investor base to lure in new capital: its customers. The move comes as the amount of capital snagged by startups has dropped for three consecutive quarters.
Hidden Valley Ski Resort last week opened for its 40th season, later than it initially anticipated. Its general manager said investments in employees by its parent company would shore up the resort's staffing this season.
The general contractor has been working in Arizona for years, completing such projects as the 330,000-square-foot Power 202 Business Park in Mesa and a 420,000-square-foot, 179-unit student housing project near Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. Currently, the company is building more than 1.6 million square feet across two industrial projects in Tucson.
Southwest Airlines Co. canceled more than two-thirds of its entire schedule Monday as the airline tries to recover from the weekend winter storm that scrambled much of the nation's commercial flight operations.
KSDK reports that Dallas-based Southwest scrapped roughly 38% of its flights to and from St. Louis Lambert International Airport on Sunday, with more cancellations Monday and Tuesday. Some travelers said they'd received no alerts from the airline that there were any problems until they arrived…
In a Christmas Day announcement, Rosati-Kain High School announced it would remain open after reaching a multiyear lease agreement with the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
After the archdiocese announced in September it would close Rosati-Kain at the end of the 2022-23 school year as part of its "All Things New" consolidation plan, alumnae and students came together and launched a campaign to save the school. The campaign, called RK Forever, aimed to establish Rosati-Kain as an independent school…
Next week, Dean Plocher, from St. Louis County, will become the top Republican in the Missouri House of Representatives. He’ll be sworn in as the speaker of the House. But already folks are looking beyond it.
Demetrious Johnson, the St. Louis native who played for five seasons in the NFL and in retirement helped thousands through a charitable foundation that bore his name, died Saturday. He was 61.
Family members said Johnson died of an aortic dissection, a rare condition in which a tear occurs in the inner layer of the body's main artery, at a St. Louis hospital.
"His family and friends are saddened by this loss. His big heart and love for his community will never be forgotten," his daughter, Ashley…
Revitalizing Downtown will succeed through active collaboration, leveraging and amplifying our collective resources toward common goals, writes Kelli McCrary of the Downtown Community Improvement District.
QuikTrip has started the long zoning process required to build a new gas station and convenience store next to the Saint Louis University campus, which will require a series of public hearings and approvals from city and state officials.
The company's new CEO says a top priority will be to raise funding to expand its operations. That effort comes as it has recently signed on more than 450 audiologists to use its platform to help patients with hearing loss.
The first phase of the project took more than five years to complete, and includes 150 apartments, office space for 33 nonprofit tenants, a deli, and retail storefronts lining Delmar Boulevard that will include an Edward Jones location and Greater Health Pharmacy.
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