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Missouri’s general revenue has basically flatlined. It’s a situation that the state legislature seems quite content with. But if we have an economic downturn, things could get nasty.

The United Way of Greater St. Louis on Tuesday named the leaders of its 2025 annual community campaign.

The change means that the hotel gets upgrades to its check-in desks and fitness center, plus the addition of a sundry area.

The firm has lost seven lawyers to a Kansas City-based firm since last December.

The addition of the trail also includes improvements to Grand Avenue designed to improve safety along the road.

Cheaper beer, additional food items and an in-house disc jockey are among new features coming to Busch Stadium for the 2025 season.

After more than 30 years of sponsoring PrideFest, Anheuser-Busch has declined to sponsor this year's St. Louis LGBTQIA+ festival, the organization said. This leaves Pride St. Louis, the nonprofit that organizes the annual event, scrambling for funds. The news came at a time when other sponsors have already reduced their contributions, a Wednesday morning written statement from Pride St. Louis said, calling Anheuser-Busch's decision "especially painful." A-B didn't immediately respond to a request…

Sales around Busch Stadium have fallen in recent years. As the 2025 season begins this week, the malaise appears likely to continue.

Bayer on Monday named a new head of research for crop science, based in St. Louis.

The opera festival said it wants to buy the footwear retailer's headquarters in order to build a new performing arts center.

A huge contract assuages uncertainty around Boeing's immediate future in St. Louis, but many believe it creates a long runway of work for the aircraft manufacturing giant in the region.

A contractor has filed suit against a St. Louis-based affiliate of the Hoffmann Family of Companies, contending that it wasn’t paid for work on the affiliate’s headquarters building.

Interest in who has the ear of Cara Spencer, the favorite to become St. Louis mayor, is sure to pick up as the election approaches.

The event will take place at the America's Center, starting with an 'AI Summit' on March 31.

The St. Louis Cardinals, with sports wagering now legalized in Missouri, said Monday it's inked a multi-year marketing partnership with British sports betting firm bet365.

“St. Louis will never be all that it can be without a healthy, robust visitor economy,” Brad Dean, the new president and CEO of Explore St. Louis, says. “Together, we must celebrate what sets St. Louis apart, cultivate strategic partnerships to realize our shared vision and ensure the visitor economy serves as a catalyst for economic growth and quality of life. The future of St. Louis is full of promise, and I truly believe that our best days are ahead of us.” As the official destination…

The firm, once valued at $6 billion, is being represented in its bankruptcy by St. Louis lawyers.

A longtime state employee is accusing Missouri officials in a new lawsuit of subverting competitive bidding laws in order to steer lucrative technology contracts to a well-connected company, then demoting him when he raised red flags. In a lawsuit filed earlier this month in Cole County against the Missouri Office of Administration, Rodney Rice alleges “deliberate bias” toward St. Louis-based World Wide Technology in awarding state IT contracts. World Wide Technology, which is not named as…

The California company shirked its duties to have adequate cash and left customers without millions of dollars they were due, regulators say.

Century Coffee Co., the coffee shop located inside City Foundry in Midtown, will close later this month.