Key to St. Louis’ ability to grow its population and economy in the years to come will be cultivating the next generation of workers and companies. With that in mind, we asked this year’s Inno Under 25 honorees about how St. Louis can better engage and attract entrepreneurs and technologists to the region.
A new proposal from Greater St. Louis Inc. seeks to have the city of St. Louis make some changes when it comes to bars and their hours, claiming safety as the biggest benefit.
Greater St. Louis wants new bars, clubs and venues that set up shop in primarily residential and office areas to close their doors by 1:30 a.m., getting rid of the 3 a.m. option. The change would require sign-off from the city's legislative body, the Board of Aldermen.
"The initiative to update the zoning code in Downtown…
A hearing was held Monday afternoon on a new bill to legalize sports betting in Missouri, however Gov. Mike Parson reportedly doesn't see it as a fit during the special session he called to consider tax cuts.
The Metro East location will be the first of its kind for the franchise, including a large indoor dining room as well as an outdoor beer garden and rooftop bar. It could be the first of several St. Louis-area locations.
The 24-page Texas agreement is the latest in which Centene has agreed to pay milllions of dollars to resolve claims that its subsidiaries overcharged state Medicaid programs for pharmacy benefit management services.
St. Louis' primary Realtors' association said it will work to clear titles of race-based covenants and create a land bank for St. Louis County, part of initiatives designed to address past racial discrimination in the real estate industry.
The St. Louis Fire Department said on Twitter shortly before 4 a.m. that heavy fire was showing from the roof of a two-story brick commercial building on the 2000-block of Chouteau Avenue. No injuries were reported, and no cause has been announced.
In 2021, startups founded by women attracted only 2% of funding given to venture-backed U.S. startups, according to research firm Pitchbook. Black and Hispanic founders snagged only 1.4% and 2.1%, respectively, of venture dollars in 2021, according to studies. Washington University's Olin Business School wants to boost those figures.
The Chicago-based carpenters union on Friday filed suit against the developer of the vacant Jefferson Arms building downtown over $700,000 in loans it said it made for the project.
The St. Louis-based firm is seeking Mansfield Rule 6.0 Certification, which represents a serious commitment to improving diversity of its leadership, partner base and C-suite.
The St. Louis Cardinals' magic number was reduced to eight, despite a 3-0 loss versus the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, as the Yankees posted a win over the Brewers.
Postseason tickets went on sale online Friday afternoon and will be available in person Monday.
As fans get more excited about postseason games, ticket prices are right up there too.
Tickets are as high as $270 dollars but it depends on the game and the section, some are even still available for $20.
“We’re going to go all the…
St. Louis officials want to build a new $3 billion terminal at Lambert airport. But a message sent last year raises questions about whether the facility's airlines will ultimately agree to pay for it.
The facility in 2021 had been purchased out of bankruptcy for about $17 million. Now, its owners said they're in the process of selling it, as another company operates it "under an Interim Management Agreement."
The St. Louis Business Journal received eight first place awards in the Missouri Press Foundation’s 2022 Better Newspaper Contest.
In all, the publication was recognized 15 times in this year's contest, including five second place awards and two honorable mentions in addition to the eight first place honors. The awards recognized work completed in 2021.
Among the publication's first place wins this year were awards for Best News Story, Best Business Story, Best Breaking News Story and Best Feature…
After more than 17 hours of deliberating, the jury issued a verdict in the murder-for-hire trial of Tim Norman.
The "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's" reality TV star was found guilty on all charges. He was charged with conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire, murder-for-hire resulting in death and mail fraud.
Sentencing is set for Dec. 15
Norman and his family are known for the reality TV show "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's" on the Oprah Winfrey Network, which ran for several seasons.
Back in 2020, he was accused…
A San Francisco-based immunology company that wants to help eradicate infectious disease globally has expanded its footprint in St. Louis, opening a new $41 million office within the Cortex innovation district. It says the new facility will be critical to advancing research to treat several infectious diseases, including Covid-19.
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