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Prosecutors say they are seeking the death penalty for a man accused of killing his girlfriend, her two young children and her mother in 2018.

Lloyd Casimiro Cruz Jr. says he was merely exercising his First Amendment rights when he entered the building that day.

From Yahoo Finance: With Labor Day around the corner, Fortune sat down with Labor Secretary Marty Walsh to talk about the current state of the workforce, labor market trends, and what he’s watching for when it comes to the broader U.S. economy. The following questions and answers have been condensed and edited for clarity. Experts are […]

The lawsuit filed by the Nevermind cover baby Spencer Elden has been dismissed for the final time, Rolling Stone reports. As previously reported, Elden sued Nirvana in August 2021, alleging…

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We've all experienced this tragedy. You drive out to Kirkwood with your heart set on one thing and one thing only: A subtly sweet, butter-drenched kouign-amann from Nathaniel Reid Bakery. You park your car, walk through the bakery's front doors and patiently wait in line by the pastry case, only to find that when it's your turn to order, your beloved Breton pastry is nowhere in sight.

One particular beauty store is increasingly finding itself the target of thieves, both in St. Louis and nationwide. According to St. Louis County Police Sergeant Tracy Panus, three St. Louis County Ulta Beauty stores were each hit by thieves three times in August alone. The nine larcenies occurred at Ulta stores in Creve Coeur, Affton and Fenton.

The Affton-based designer launched a clothing label, wear cOLor out loud, and co-produces the weekly podcast 'What Did They Mean By That?'

Jenn Mariani’s subscription-based business is geared to children ages 3–6 and features colorful totes with hands-on activities.

From Wealth Management:  It’s been one of the hottest years on record in terms of demand for industrial space. So far in 2022, 100.9 million sq. ft. of new industrial space was delivered to the U.S. market, according to a report from commercial real estate services firm JLL, representing a new record. The 586.7 million sq. ft. […]

Ms. Anwuri joins the DOH from her current position as Associate Director of the Institute for Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis.

Bordering the Deer Creek watershed, the home represents a departure from the Midcentury Modern ranches so prevalent in the suburb.

From St. Louis Magazine:  Lately, it feels like everywhere we turn, there’s a construction update on one of the big projects happening around town. First, we were drooling over renderings of the new conservatory inside the much-anticipated Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Next in our inbox, the announcement of the Lou Fusz […]

By making the progression on his work of arts public, the St. Louis artist offers up a dialogue with the viewer, revealing the evolution of his ideas and creating works that are honest and multifaceted.

Located near Centene Stadium in downtown St. Louis, the historic building is being reimagined as a complex with nearly 400 apartment units, retail and co-working spaces, a rooftop pool, and green spaces.

From St. Louis Business Journal:  A prolific developer of apartments in the city of St. Louis is expanding into St. Louis County, with three major projects proposed or under construction at the same time the developer’s city projects have run into roadblocks. St. Louis-based Lux Living, which to date has largely focused on building apartments in […]

The author of 'The Last Children of Mill Creek,' Gibson uses art to help tell her life story.

From Construction Dive: Construction firms are struggling to find workers to such a degree that it’s threatening the success of federal investment in infrastructure and manufacturing projects, the Associated General Contractors of America said Wednesday. Citing its annual construction workforce survey of nearly 1,300 employers commissioned with tech provider Autodesk, AGC said 93% of construction firms […]

The owner displays her aesthetic in a setting that feels like home.

20th Street Studios opened for business this summer as both a lifestyle studio and an all-white space.

Carter has painted in acrylics for much of her career, but her first love has always been watercolor—the medium she uses exclusively now.