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Major League Baseball teams, including the St. Louis Cardinals, will be able to sell space on their jerseys to sponsors beginning in 2023. Cardinals President Bill DeWitt this week shared details about the type of sponsor the Cardinals are looking to add to their jersey.

The company's founders posted a notice on Facebook this week saying they hope to find a buyer that will carry on the business.

The nonprofit, which will launch its tuition-free courses locally this summer, plans to train about 100 to 150 individuals annually for technology careers.

The Cardinals had a convincing win in Thursday's home opener, which included more than 46,000 fans packing into Busch Stadium. Our photographer captured the scene from the game.

A St. Louis-based engineering executive tells the Business Journal about the challenges and opportunities in today's engineering industry.

A Nashville-based legal services business has opened an office in St. Louis, one of three new offices the national professional services provider has added recently.

Under the fairness doctrine, there appears to be a fair reason to do something I thought I would never do: say something good about Nixon.

Reporter Nathan Rubbelke was honored for his range of work, as well as part of a team, along with Jacob Kirn and James Drew, that was recognized for breaking news coverage of St. Louis' legal settlement with the NFL.

When we set out to begin work on our annual real estate awards program, we decided to make some notable changes, including changing the name of the program from Building St. Louis Awards to Commercial Real Estate Awards.

The site of a former Schnuck Markets, the $120 million new development at the intersection of Clayton Road and South Hanley Road became Clayton’s first upscale, contemporary senior living high-rise building when it was completed in September 2021.

Building the Central West End’s first hotel development in 20 years took more than just brick and mortar. It required a lot of precise demolition expertise because of adjacent structures.

The $34 million building has a host of germ-killing features, including plasma-filtered HVAC systems to kill bacteria, viruses and microorganisms, large open stairwells, touchless entry doors, bathrooms with push each way access to avoid touching handles and hand sanitizing stations throughout the building.

Proper Brands' new $20 million facility at 2609 Rock Hill Industrial Court was completed in January 2021 – within the original budget and timeline. It also created 80 full-time and 20 part-time positions.

Residents in the city of Eureka, Missouri, got their first full-service public library in June 2021 after a $6.5 million development from St. Louis County Library.

The Michael and Quirsis Riney Primate Canopy Trails project has been a win for both the primates who live at the Saint Louis Zoo in Forest Park and the people who come to see them.

When Steve Walkenbach and Mike Shamia united to purchase the Tower Tee golf course, they resurrected a more than 50-year-old beloved St. Louis landmark.

The Missouri Foundation for Health was not only concerned about its own space when it planned a new St. Louis headquarters, but the organization also had a vision to bolster whatever neighborhood it settled in.

In 2020, Living The Word purchased the former Wild Country country-western line dancing bar and night club on Gateway Drive in Collinsville, Illinois, with its eye toward a state-of-the-art worship facility.

The executive led Centene from a $40 million company in 1996 to the nation's leading provider of managed care service, with $125 billion in revenue and a place among the Fortune 50.

Cliff View branch, a part of the St. Charles-City County Library district, opened its doors in May after a $2.6 million renovation. The branch now occupies a space that previously housed Six North Cafe.