The St. Louis-based independent building enclosure consulting firm's projects have included Sacramento County International Airport, New York Times' headquarters and Berklee College of Music in Boston.
Former U.S. Attorney Jeff Jensen has joined the Washington, D.C.-based law firm co-founded by ex-U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr and will open a St. Louis-area office.
Private and public subsidies used to lure St. Louis' nonstop flight to Germany have expired, and the Lufthansa route has continued with healthy traffic, officials say, although only at its original frequency.
Boeing's contract offer comes after the machinists strike has stretched to an 11th day since workers rejected the company's previous contract proposal.
Destiny Brown thought she had been recruited last year to own and operate a small-scale Missouri cannabis dispensary — and get paid $200,000 to do it.
Cannabis investor Michael Halow told Brown, who is Black, that her disabled veteran status and the marijuana offense on her father’s record qualified her for a Missouri microbusiness license. The qualifications were designed for these licenses to end up in the hands of disadvantaged business owners, including disabled veterans, those with lower…
A case that will determine whether Missouri can continue restricting adolescents’ access to gender-affirming care began Monday in Cole County Circuit Court.
The plaintiffs — which include transgender minors, gender-affirming care providers and loved ones — will argue that medical treatments for gender dysphoria are “safe and effective,” attorney Omar Gonzalez Pagan said in opening arguments.
The state will defend the 2023 law restricting gender-affirming care by looking into the risks…
A redevelopment of the Steinberg Skating Rink in Forest Park could get $2 million in state tax credits under a plan being considered by a St. Louis redevelopment board.
A climate technologies and HVAC business that's one of St. Louis' largest private companies has hired a regional executive for part of its international business.
A St. Louis lawmaker is pushing to set up another downtown special taxing district, with proponents, including Post-Dispatch Building redeveloper John Berglund, saying it's needed to shore up infrastructure and ensure safety.
When the legislature convenes in January, we’ll likely hear again a desire from some Republicans to place the city of St. Louis police force under state control.
The financial services firm, which ranked as the sixth-largest securities-broker dealers in the St. Louis area, last week opened its 97th branch location and its fourth in Alabama.
During 2023, healthcare systems, hospitals and practices made progress rebounding from the pandemic’s many disruptions. While momentum remains positive, significant headwinds persist.
Overall observations
Provider finances are healthier, but there is considerable variability among organizations and the gulf between stronger and weaker performers may be widening.
Many trends and forces intersect and often conflict, rendering decision-making more complex, with high stakes.
Affordability, patient…
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