This Christmas, we anchored a huge inflated movie screen between two palms to watch some movies, as we had done several years ago before the hurricane took our house on the beach. But we hoped that what was probably our highlight of beach living wouldn’t be repeated this Christmas.
A historic log house more than two centuries old is getting a new home in Crestwood.
The Joseph Sappington Log House, one of the earliest surviving log structures in St. Louis County, will be rebuilt at 1015 S. Sappington Road.
The building will be placed next to the Thomas Sappington House Museum, a historic 1808 brick house.
The museum is maintained by the Sappington House Foundation, which also spent the past four years planning the log house project.
The nonprofit said Thursday that the log…
Four months after Galera Therapeutics' board of directors sought to dissolve the company, the St. Louis-born biopharmaceutical company has a new life and new focus.
A state appeals court sided with Missouri Gov. Mike Parson over St. Louis County Executive Sam Page on who can appoint the St. Louis County prosecuting attorney, ending a month-long legal battle.
In a ruling Thursday, the circuit court's Dec. 20 judgment was affirmed.
Parson's pick for prosecuting attorney, Melissa Price Smith, a St. Louis County assistant prosecuting attorney and supervisor for the office's Sexual Assault and Child Abuse team, will replace outgoing prosecutor and Congressman-elect…
The co-founders of a St. Louis-area private equity fund are in conflict over management fees and whether the partners received fair share when they ended the partnership.
The St. Louis Business Journal has extended the deadline to submit your nomination for the 2025 Best Places to Work Awards program.
The new deadline to secure your spot in the contest is Wednesday, Jan. 15. Submit your nomination here.
Applying for this awards program is a two-part process: First, fill out the Best Places to Work Awards nomination form. You'll then receive further instructions from our third-party surveyor, Quantum Workplace, on how to proceed with the online, anonymous and confidential…
A report says Nippon Steel is negotiating directly with the White House over the purchase of U.S. Steel, which has its Granite City Works in St. Louis' Metro East.
Marla Maloney, who was promoted in November to co-chief executive, Americas, for global commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield, didn’t start out in real estate but has thrived in it after moving from Ford Motor Co. to St. Louis-based real estate firm Cassidy Turley.
A former senior executive at the St. Louis Development Corp. has filed a lawsuit against the agency, claiming she was fired for reporting violations of federal regulations in the administration of Covid-19 relief funds.
Daffney Moore, who served as chief of staff for the city's nonprofit economic development agency, alleges in the lawsuit that she was terminated after raising concerns about unauthorized meetings between SLDC officials and potential awardees regarding a North St. Louis commercial…
Royal Banks of Missouri’s story started in 1964 in University City, where a group of local businessmen developed a community bank dedicated to exceptional client service.
Fast forward to the present day: Royal Banks is 17 locations strong and has grown from its roots in St. Louis and expanded to St. Charles, Granite City, Jerseyville, Edwardsville and then Hannibal, Center and New London in Northeast Missouri.
But even as Royal Banks has expanded into new communities, the heart of its mission…
The Kummer College of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development at Missouri University of Science and Technology is itself an innovation in higher education.
Designed with innovation at its core, the Kummer College prepares students for leadership roles in rapidly changing fields with new degrees and emphasis areas as well as graduate certificates in entrepreneurship and technological innovation, artificial intelligence, machine learning, automation in business and other subjects. The…
Mercy Health and Pitt Development Group LLC remain locked in a legal battle over allegations the health system halted construction projects because it perceived the Springfield, Missouri-based construction firm as a “whistleblower.”
As we start the new year, Missouri drivers can get a ticket for using their phones behind the wheel. Law enforcement officials will begin enforcing the new hands-free law on Wednesday.
The law went into effect in August 2023. Missouri state troopers gave out more than 1,500 warnings to prepare drivers for the change, and now, it's officially time to make it.
Enforcement begins on Jan. 1, The Missouri Highway Patrol will conduct a hands-free enforcement project on Jan. 2 along Interstate 55 in Jefferson…
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