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The Des Peres-based utility, which owns and operates over 900 water and wastewater systems in 11 states, said it will put the new funding toward its ongoing investment in water and wastewater infrastructure improvements.

The latest project from owners of The Vandy and STL Barkeep has opened its doors at 8709 Big Bend Blvd. in Webster Groves.

A St. Louis taco shop is moving in the right direction after facing a potential closure. Tacos La Jefa in Dutchtown shared their financial struggles on social media and St. Louis showed up. Co-owner Andrea Amezcua said the business began with her mom, Heriberta Amezcua. "It was her dream, it was always to provide the community real Mexican food, the good one," she shared. Tacos La Jefa, meaning boss girl tacos, is a nod to the matriarch. "We always call my mom 'La Jefa' because she's the boss…

The company said its new office better facilitates collaboration.

A Metro East racetrack will be torn down as part of a $21 million publicly funded redevelopment.

A Brentwood condo previously occupied by two St. Louis Cardinals players is on the market.

Restaurants are facing a new reality in the post-pandemic world, and some concepts are finding tougher sledding than others due to an abundance of competition. Here's what works best in St. Louis.

I am certainly looking forward to a fine and scrumptious dinner, but I will also have a hope that this Thanksgiving will have brought one family truly together.

St. Louis said that an emergency rental assistance program using federal pandemic funds would launch Dec. 3. But the firm it said is administering the program was dissolved by the state.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey believes the state can still enforce some abortion restrictions even after voters lifted the state’s ban earlier this month, though he didn’t weigh in on the constitutionality of a host of laws that are currently the focus of a lawsuit.  In a rare official opinion from his office, Bailey argued that while any statutes prohibiting abortion prior to fetal viability will no longer be enforceable in their entirety, the state can still enforce laws on the…

The sites in west St. Louis County are just one tenth of a mile from each other.

The owner last week said the restaurant would close on Saturdays through the winter, but a new post this week said it will close for good on Dec. 20.

The St. Louis-area firm will hold a majority share of the partnership, which could eventually look to open a manufacturing facility in North America.

Former Missouri lawmaker Maria Chappelle-Nadal has sued St. Louis County, accusing the government of leaking its settlement agreement with her and wrongly withholding records.

Longtime St. Louis Alderman Joe Vollmer, who runs the Hill bar Milo's, said he won't seek re-election next year.

The thin margin on Amendment 2 to legalize sports wagering, threatened when almost 10,000 unreported votes in Christian County were heavily against it, appears safe in a review of official returns posted on county election websites. And while the Missouri Constitution makes new amendments effective 30 days after the election, passage won’t immediately pull down the geofences that block Missouri gamblers from using accounts linked to licenses in other states. “We get these calls every single…

A former St. Louis Rams linebacker this week was indicted by federal authorities for pandemic loan fraud.

Steve Ewing's concept can be found in on North Grand, in the Delmar Maker's District and in three of the region's biggest sports venue. Now it's preparing to open in new territory.

The Creve Coeur house of a former St. Louis Cardinals player is under contract, days after hitting the market, a real estate agent said.

St. Louis’ sewer district will receive the largest loan in the history of Missouri’s clean water fund — equal to almost the entire current balance of the state’s fund for similar projects.