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Lucas Kunce, who ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate last year, will take on U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in 2024.

Southwest now expects to report a loss in the fourth quarter and said it lost between $400 million and $425 million in revenue due to the holiday flight cancellations.

The airline, the third-busiest carrier at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, said free Wi-Fi could be available on all international and regional planes by 2024.

“To a degree, BofA is akin to a digital bank with a physical presence," the analyst said.

Families and guardians of those attending the Central Visual and Performing Arts High School (CVPA) were notified Thursday of plans for students’ return to in-person learning. According to a press release from St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS), in-person classes will resume Jan. 17. The original plan to resume Jan. 9 was postponed due to construction delays at the school building, officials said. In the meantime, students will continue virtual learning through Jan. 17. Then, they will observe half…

All sorts of presents are welcomed and appreciated. But I would like to suggest at least an every-other-year focus on a book or two as the present of choice.

The St. Louis Business Journal has opened up the nomination process for every 2023 awards program — from the Innovation in Philanthropy Awards, celebrated in April, to the 40 Under 40 Awards, recognized in November.

The St. Louis Business Journal's Advance STL project asked readers what they believed are the biggest issues holding St. Louis back from progress as a region. Among the top 10 were travel-related concerns, specifically the fate of both St. Louis Lambert International Airport and the MetroLink light rail system. Here’s what readers had to say about those two topics.

The echo chamber around crime is so loud that it's hard to tell which problem is bigger: the perception of crime or the actual crime. It suggests that solving crime alone isn't the answer: this region has to solve the crime problem and then convince the people of this region that they've done so.

The deal was the buyer's first investment in the Midwest.

The comments from Sinquefield, a political activist who has been involved in major local initiatives and donated millions to lawmakers, come as Missouri legislators plan to take another swing at approving sports wagering during their legislative term that started this week.

St. Louis child care providers received $1.7 million from the city of St. Louis, with more funds on the way.

Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. said before markets opened Thursday that it is considering bankruptcy among other measures to stay in business after a brutal third quarter. One of its St. Louis-area stores is slated to close soon as part of a previously announced restructuring.

Devon Moody-Graham began her first venture in entrepreneurship when she was just 10 years old. She used her allowance to buy snacks and sell them to her fellow students at school. Today, she's continuing a family tradition of business ownership.

The city's XFL franchise will play its first several games on the road before taking the field at the Dome at America's Center.

A Chesterfield-based manufacturer of pet care and food products and one of the St. Louis region's largest privately held companies has hired a new CEO with experience in the food manufacturing and pet products businesses.

The feds on Wednesday accused an ex-staffer with a St. Louis union of embezzlement.

New Hampshire-based Market Square Architects PLLC — which has a second office on Bee Cave Road in Austin — merged with Nashville-founded and St. Louis-based Aesh Design Architects.

Radio station 105.7 The Point (KPNT-FM) announced Wednesday that Tony Patrico was no longer with Hubbard Radio or a member of "The Rizzuto Show."

The St. Louis Economic Development Partnership last year quietly settled litigation with two former executives, documents show.