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A University City restaurant that has been in operation since 1956 will close before the end of the year. Frank & Helen's Pizzeria announced Tuesday that its last night of service will be Dec. 8. St. Louis Magazine reported in April that last fall, the pizzeria's landlord sold the building, located at 8111 Olive Blvd., to a new owner who wanted to open a new restaurant concept in the space. Becca and Patrick Horvath, who have owned the business since 2008, negotiated a one-year lease while they…

A dairy company based in the St. Louis area has acquired another dairy firm, based in Ohio.

Uncle Bill's Pancake House will close its city location.

An alumnus has made a $10 million gift commitment to expand the STEM programming for an independent private high school in St. Louis.

Yusef Scoggin has been named executive director of the Delmar Divine Charitable Foundation, which operates the Delmar Divine mixed-use development.

St. Louis is bidding to get another nonstop flight to Europe, according to people familiar with the matter.

Panera Bread, the Fenton-based bakery-cafe chain, is making some cuts to its corporate support staff as part of an ongoing strategic plan.

The acquisition incorporates lab research PCR testing products into a clinical PCR testing company.

The startup's founder says his dream is for every major Medicaid provider to buy his software, which helps alleviate the paperwork burden for both patients and caregivers.

The lender for a former attempt to redevelop the Railway Exchange Building in downtown St. Louis has lost a court ruling in a case against the vacant structure's owner.

Civic business group Greater St. Louis Inc. said Tuesday it has created a Downtown Public Safety Ambassador Program that will add uniformed security officials in downtown and Downtown West.

Fourteen ports from Maine to Texas are not involved in a strike that could halt billions in trade.

The deal will bring greater resources to the combined company as it seeks to build its business in the Midwest.

Online education has come a long way since the days of correspondence courses, and earning a degree online from Missouri University of Science and Technology is more than just sitting alone at a computer. Don’t believe it? Neither did Gabriel Rodriguez. A native of Puerto Rico and a family caregiver, Rodriguez knew that a traditional education was out of the question. He needed a rigorous degree program with flexibility to allow him to travel between Caguas, Puerto Rico, and Jacksonville, Florida. He…

When University of the Virgin Islands student Joleen Buchanan flew to St. Louis to take part in a four-week immersion program at Harris-Stowe State University (HSSU), with support from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, earlier this summer, she wasn’t sure what to expect. As the plane descended toward St. Louis, she spotted the Gateway Arch. “The first thing I asked was, what’s that thing?” Buchanan says with a laugh. During her final weekend in St. Louis, she visited the landmark…

She has big plans for a 168-year-old nonprofit still rebuilding after the pandemic.

Annual external research funding at Washington University has nearly doubled in 10 years, from $532 million in fiscal 2014 to more than $1 billion in the just-ended fiscal 2024, the first time it's topped the billion-dollar mark.

The retailer, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month, has added to its closing list again.

Two chemists won $20,000 in lab funding for their collaborative work across the Edwardsville and Carbondale campuses

Audacy can emerge from bankruptcy — and expects to do so within days — after gaining FCC approval Monday.