Troubled radio station KDHX now wants an auction for its major assets held in bankruptcy court, following the emergence of a competing bid for its Federal Communications Commission license and broadcast tower.
Berto and Ivan Garcia are bringing new life to South Kingshighway with $25 million in projects, like the Golden Hoosier restaurant, that are anything but bland.
A proposed constitutional amendment that would ban abortion is one step closer to the statewide ballot after it won initial approval of the Missouri House on Tuesday.
After four hours of floor debate, the House passed the proposed amendment with 94 in favor and 50 against. Two Republicans — Speaker Jon Patterson and state Rep. Bill Allen — joined with 48 Democrats in opposition.
As lawmakers prepared to vote, protesters with Abortion Action Missouri began chanting from the upper chamber, unfurling…
Two restaurants are suing their south St. Louis County landlord for breach of contract and fraud, which they say prevented one of the restaurants from opening.
Webster University paid ex-Chancellor Beth Stroble $600,000 as part of an early-retirement deal, but the school says it saved money since she gave up some retirement funds and it didn't have to pay Stroble's salary through the end of her contract.
Developer AHM Group plans to move forward with a south St. Louis apartment project after it received approval to demolish three buildings where the project is proposed.
Washington University said it will pause two major construction projects due to "uncertainties regarding federal funding," a move the university said last month it was considering in addition to hiking tuition and cutting costs.
Tina Pamintuan is leaving to take a leadership role at a larger public radio station elsewhere in the country. SLPR is in the middle of transitioning into a stand-alone nonprofit after years of being governed by the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Business group Greater St. Louis Inc. said last week it's hired an executive search firm to find a replacement for former CEO Jason Hall, after he left for a new job in Columbus, Ohio, in January.
Missouri cannabis regulators on Monday officially revoked another 25 facility licenses in a program designed to benefit disadvantaged business owners but plagued by allegations of predatory practices.
Of the 96 microbusiness licenses issued by the state through a lottery since the program’s inception in 2023, regulators have revoked 34.
Two were revoked for having a disqualifying felony offense on the owners’ record. The rest were for failing to show that the microbusiness licenses would…
A bill that would give the Missouri Attorney General the authority to appeal judges’ decisions to temporarily block state law and change how ballot measures are written and certified was sent to the governor Monday.
The House gave final approval to the bill in a 109-46 vote, with Democrats calling the legislation a “power grab” that targets a Jackson County judge’s temporary hold on the state’s strictest abortion regulations which opened the door for Missouri clinics to resume surgical…
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