A panel that included leaders from the Municipal League of Metro St. Louis and St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones' administration addressed the next steps in convening a board that could enact change to the way the region's government is structured. Here's why the process is far from dead.
In closing its location at One Metropolitan Square, the global coworking giant exits the St. Louis market entirely and becomes the latest in a recent string of companies to vacate their Downtown office space. Here's what the decision means for its operations in the St. Louis market.
Conventional wisdom holds that Republican Eric Schmitt is the clear favorite to become the next U.S. senator from Missouri. But his opponent, Democrat Trudy Busch Valentine, has some considerable assets.
"Touchdown Luther" is already scoring big before he even touches the field at University of Missouri-Columbia.
Luther Burden III, a five-star freshman wide receiver at Mizzou, has a number of impressive name, image and likeness deals already, but his latest is sure to make the biggest splash.
Old Vienna released special edition Luther Burden Honey BBQ Red Hot Riplets that will be available exclusively in Schnucks stores. Burden was the official "taste master" for the chips before they hit stores.
Burden's…
The St. Charles County Interstate 70, Interstate 64 interchange is at the top of the Missouri Department of Transportation's unfunded needs list.
"It has become horrendous in the afternoon," said Edward Spellerberg, who lives in the area.
"It's been a mess, and it's getting more and more every year," said longtime driver Tom Kalemme.
MoDOT said I-70 serves up to 90,000 drivers a day. Engineers predict even more traffic as St. Charles County continues to grow.
"We see significant backups on a…
Former St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed will be in court Friday to change his plea in connection with the federal bribery charges he is facing.
Reed had previously pleaded not guilty to the two bribery-related charges filed by federal prosecutors. A pretrial hearing was scheduled in federal court for Tuesday, but on Monday, the court canceled that hearing and replaced it with a change-of-plea hearing to be held Friday.
The 66-page indictment released in June accused Reed; Jeffrey…
The tool, called "Southwest Business Assist," will go live Wednesday. Its launch comes as Southwest continues to focus more on improving its B2B services.
SureCam has named Justin White to the newly created role of chief operating officer. The appointment marks a promotion for White, who has been managing director of SureCam’s operations in Europe.
The new hire was previously a senior bank examiner and accounting specialist for the Missouri Division of Finance, where he was responsible for assessing the financial condition of banks
Intact Genomics Inc., a biotechnology startup that provides life sciences research products and services, has relocated its headquarters as it seeks to expand and raise new financing.
Nationally and statewide, labor union membership declined from 2020 to 2021. But many of St. Louis' largest labor unions grew during the period. We spoke with one local union president to understand why.
Four employees of St. Louis-area radio stations, including news-talk station KMOX, reportedly have lost their jobs as the parent company makes cuts nationwide.
The Fortune 50 health care giant's plans for a $1B campus in Charlotte was viewed by many in St. Louis as a threat that the region's biggest public company could relocate its headquarters elsewhere. On Thursday, Centene ended those plans, which many saw as a relief.
North Carolina's governor said he tried to persuade Centene to reconsider its decision to abandon the headquarters in Charlotte, citing the uncertainty of how return-to-office trends will ultimately shake out.
Centene attributed the move to a desire from employees to work from home, but it also comes at a time of new leadership and continued influence from an activist investor.
A change-of-plea hearing has been set for Jeffrey Boyd, the former alderman for St. Louis' 22nd Ward who faces federal charges of bribery and fraud while in office.
Lindenwood University has launched a new online marketplace that connects its student-athletes with businesses and others regarding potential endorsement deals.
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