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More U.S. citizens say they want to migrate to another country, as fear spreads on social media. The new chancellor of Webster University, meanwhile, writes Missouri has struggled in key business metrics.

The director of the city of St. Louis’ Office of Violence Prevention has left the position to take a new position in Los Angeles.

Demolition of the former Medium Security Institution, colloquially known as the Workhouse, will not begin by the end of the year as city officials previously said.

A St. Louis-based provider of overnight delivery services for businesses is for sale, according to a report.

Chef Alec Schingel in February will open his first brick-and-mortar restaurant in a Maplewood space.

Many local colleges and universities reported double-digit declines in MBA enrollment in the past 10 years. Here's how St. Louis' largest MBA programs are responding.

A $96 million expansion at City Foundry has opened, adding 270 apartments at the mixed-use development.

Ron Daugherty never envisioned selling his own firm. But personal outreach from the founder of Canadian consulting firm CGI sparked conversation on a merger that at first was a 'long shot.'

If the U.S. House of Representatives tries to include a slimmed-down version of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, or RECA, in Congress’ end of year funding bill, it faces a roadblock in the form of Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley. Hawley on Tuesday criticized rumors that House leadership was working to include a Utah-only expansion of RECA as part of the continuing resolution, or CR, that Congress must pass to fund the federal government. For years, RECA provided payments to people…

Unlocked Labs, Concordance, the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office, are all engaged in programs designed to give inmates second-chance careers.

In magazines, newspapers and television shows, I see today’s mansions and their prices. Just what do those owners do with such vast domiciles?

Saint Louis Public Schools is making changes when it comes to spending at the central office. A new credit card freeze is one of several changes the district is making as it works to regain trust. Former Superintendent Keisha Scarlett had a credit card, and several of her staffers did, too. Records show they were used for flights and flight upgrades, hotels, restaurants, and Lyft and Uber rides. There are also transactions for flowers, Door Dash and multiple trips to Bath and Body Works.  While…

St. Louis real estate firm Oliver Properties has expanded its downtown real estate holdings in moves aimed at boosting parking and retail along the Washington Avenue corridor.

A wedding venue hopes to add a campground with cabins for year-round lodging in St. Charles County.

The T-Rex entrepreneurship and innovation center has named a new CEO to replace the late Patty Hagen, who died suddenly in May.

With more than $683 million in funding received from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the school also had the highest growth in NIH funding for the second year in a row.

A St. Louis-based venture capital firm has added an educational technology company to its portfolio as it sold its interest in an AI-focused student engagement platform.

Federal prosecutors in St. Louis on Wednesday indicted 14 North Korean nationals in an alleged conspiracy to fraudulently obtain IT employment with U.S. firms.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday named his pick to replace St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell when he resigns to take a St. Louis-area Congressional seat.

Missouri is heading toward its first fiscal year with declining revenue in more than a decade — and the first in living memory during a growing economy — according to the latest estimate of state tax revenue. General revenue for the fiscal year that ends June 30 will total $13.35 billion, a decrease of about $70 million from the record $13.42 billion collected in fiscal 2024, according to a news release Wednesday from Gov.-elect Mike Kehoe. That is a decline of about 0.6%, which is nearly…