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The Southwestern Illinois Metropolitan and Regional Planning Commission led the local effort for the money.

CityPark, the home of Major League Soccer team St. Louis City SC, has been chosen as a host venue for an upcoming international competition.

Dozens of workers in Missouri will lose their jobs when Yelloh, the frozen food company formerly known as Schwan’s Home Delivery, shuts down in November after 72 years.

A former pro basketball player and Chesterfield resident on Wednesday admitted committing $272,774 worth of pandemic aid fraud.

A St. Louis-based elevator inspection company that's also one of the region's fastest-growing private businesses has received what officials called a "growth" investment from one of its private-equity owners.

Abbott Laboratories Inc. (NYSE: ABT) is seeking to overturn a $495 million St. Louis jury verdict that found the Illinois-based company liable for the baby of a Metro East woman developing a potentially deadly intestinal disease.

The union had filed a grievance in January over Nippon Steel's now-delayed acquisition of U.S. Steel.

Armory STL, the massive entertainment complex in Midtown, will "temporarily close."

St. Louis developer Green Street and dog-friendly entertainment venue Bar K said Wednesday they’ve resolved a dispute regarding Bar K’s lease at Green Street’s development at 4565 McRee Ave. in the city’s Forest Park Southeast neighborhood.

Two of every five Missouri adults owe money to medical providers, according to a survey published Tuesday by the St. Louis-based nonprofit Missouri Foundation for Health. Those debts include unpaid fees for services ranging from lab tests and doctors’ visits to emergency treatment and dental care. Often, the bills are from one-time or short-term medical expenses, the report states. One in ten Missouri residents have more than $5,000 in medical debt. The result is that Missourians with medical…

The SweetSpot software enables practitioners to better monitor diabetes patients' health.

There's been 25% growth in the flexible MBA program and 20% growth in the school's executive MBA program.

The firm was among 11 that agreed to pay a total of $88 million to resolve charges of violating federal securities laws by failing to maintain and preserve electronic communications.

There were new questions Tuesday night about the leadership at the City Justice Center after KSDK confirmed that director Jennifer Clemons-Abdullah is on leave. For months, St. Louis Board of Alderman members Rasheen Aldridge and Cara Spencer have been vocal about the situation at the City Justice Center. “We’ve been having a lack of transparency with some of the situations that have been going on in the jail,” Ward 14 Alderman Rasheen Aldridge said. “It’s clear that things aren’t…

The board of Saint Louis Public Schools on Tuesday said it would move to terminate its superintendent – who was previously put on leave – "for cause."

A third-party consultant that had been assessing grant awardees allegedly tried to sell services to winners.

A Cherokee Street book shop that opened in 2022 is closing.

A former commercial real estate company executive has joined a developer to work on a massive mixed-use project.

The St. Louis Preservation Board on Monday rejected a developer’s appeal of the board’s prior decision withholding demolition of three historic buildings to build an apartment complex in Tower Grove South.

An apartment developer aims to build new student housing after buying a bank branch property near the University of Central Florida in Orlando.