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The buyer, an Atlanta-based private equity firm, said the deal will expand its holdings in the distribution industry.

The Feds say the trolley's operators must come up with a plan by Feb. 1 that includes resuming at least four days of service per week.

In addition to naming more new partners than a year ago, the firm's selections include attorneys in seven states — up from just two a year ago. Here's a look at the five new partners from the firm's Clayton office.

A cardiology practice with six local clinics specializing in vein problems is expanding into the Metro East.

Between the continued Covid-19 pandemic and labor shortages, restaurants continued to struggle in 2021 — with many closing their doors for good. But others persevered and opened new projects. Here's a look at the year in restaurants, plus a peek at what's to come in 2022.

Many people are looking for Covid-19 tests after traveling and seeing family over the holiday weekend. Due to high demand for tests across the country, testing sites are struggling to give Covid-19 tests to all of the people seeking them. Tests are in limited supply. TESTING SITES IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY St. Louis County clinics reopened Monday after they were closed for the holidays. But because of the national shortage, you won't be able to walk in and get a test anymore. St. Louis County is…

“It’s essential to scale training programs that have apprenticeships that make a three to four-year commitment to those individuals from the entry to the living wage positions of $55,000 to $60,000," said Art McCoy, leader of STL.works, an initiative of the Regional Business Council.

The 2022 election cycle is fluid and uncertain, including for a Jefferson County Senate race. Jeff Roorda, the controversial spokesman for the St. Louis police union, may jump in that contest.

A mixed-use project that is viewed as a milestone in a larger development project north of the “Delmar Divide” has received financing and will start construction in January.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones' office on Thursday said she'd sign bills reducing the city's number of wards and extending downtown's taxing district.

Construction should finish by the second quarter of 2023, with the first units turned over for occupancy in the same quarter.

A judgment against Boeing (NYSE: BA) in an age-discrimination lawsuit has climbed to more than $1 million, a sum rarely seen locally.

A student has sued the school over its refusal to refund tuition or fees amid the switch to online learning during the pandemic, at least the third such local case.

The nonprofit, through a new partnership with a community college, will expand its reach to Colorado.

The new fiscal chief for the garden has held roles in academia, plus accounting, manufacturing compliance and production, retail management, and real estate management, development and construction.

The St. Louis carpenters union council was dissolved in September amid "allegations of financial malfeasance," the union's national leader said.

QuikTrip Corp. has purchased a site for a future gas station from University City.

A St. Louis-area provider of full-service physical and occupational therapy has opened its 14th area location in Fenton.

Across all stages of funding, 2021 is shaping up to be a strong — and potentially record-setting — year for venture capital investment in St. Louis startups. The high amount of investment comes as local startups are raising a growing amount of cash from investors on the U.S. coasts.

The second phase of the $300 million City Foundry redevelopment, with a high-rise apartment complex, a wooden office building and retail, will start construction in January.