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The Sheldon Concert Hall in Covenant Blu-Grand Center would get a new lobby and bar as part of a planned $7.9 million renovation.

A St. Louis-based developer is targeting redevelopment of a vacant downtown building into “corporate housing.”

Edward Jones and U.S. Bank announced an expanded strategic partnership in which Edward Jones advisers will be able to offer their clients access to co-branded U.S. Bank deposit and credit card products.

The concept, first announced a year ago by Niche’s owner and executive chef, Gerard Craft, brings international flavors to American-style barbecue.

Marijuana companies face a hard deadline to meet Missouri’s new plain packaging requirements on Sept. 1 — more than a year after the rule was initially put in place. For decades, there’s been a global movement urging “plain packaging” on tobacco products — or packaging with limited colors and frills — after numerous studies found it makes cigarettes less appealing to young people. Missouri is now a testing ground to see if plain packaging has the same impact for recreational marijuana. When…

Among a suite of major operational changes announced earlier this year, Southwest said it would begin flying redeye flights in 2025. Now we know more details about those plans, as well as other adjustments to the airline's early 2025 schedule.

The owner of one of the St. Louis area's largest office campuses could soon default on a nearly $100 million loan on the property, loan documents say, describing such a development as "imminent."

The Freedom Caucus, Missouri GOP politicians who feel their party is too moderate, did very well in the primary elections earlier this month. But there's reason to believe it could become kinder and gentler.

The Mansion House apartments in downtown St. Louis are slated for a $168.6 million renovation.

A pair of Republican state legislators and an anti-abortion activist filed a lawsuit Thursday asking a judge to block an abortion-rights constitutional amendment from appearing on the Nov. 5 ballot. State Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman, state Rep. Hannah Kelly and Kelly Forck sued last year challenging the cost estimate for a proposed constitutional amendment rolling back Missouri’s ban on abortion. The campaign behind the proposal ultimately turned in enough signatures to earn a spot on the November…

A Maryland Heights-based provider of commercial pool services is expanding in the West with an acquisition.

Red Lobster has decided to reject leases for stores it sees as a burden.

Gateway to Innovation, an annual conference for technology professionals in St. Louis, said Wednesday that it has donated $268,550, proceeds from this spring's event, to 28 regional community organizations.

Space Architects + Designers + Builders, a St. Louis firm that provides design-build services, is relocating after putting its longtime home in The Grove up for sale.

London Tea Room will shut down its brick-and-mortar operations, its owner said Thursday, a decision that comes after a judge ordered the tea and English cuisine destination to vacate its Downtown West location.

The publicly traded health insurer agreed to the judgment after nearly two years of litigation.

It's been one week since Arnold residents turned out at City Hall to voice concerns about a new parkway project. The 2-mile project would connect Richardson Road to Highway 141, an effort the city describes as connecting the northern and southern commercial districts. "We have 38 homes, 38 families that might be displaced and several businesses that won't be in business anymore in Arnold," resident and community organizer Sarah Lurkins tells KSDK. Lurkins is one of 2,600 residents in the Facebook…

Hair is without a doubt an important element in the choosing of our leaders.

A local case had major implications for the continuation of fantasy baseball as it had been known.

A company associated with a senior living provider has purchased a Clayton office building as part of a Midwest expansion.