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The St. Louis Business Journal is again seeking nominations for its Business of Pride program, which recognizes and celebrates outstanding LGBTQIA+ business leaders and companies that are advocating for inclusion and equality in the St. Louis region. The nomination process for the 2025 program is now live and you can submit yours by clicking here. Individuals and companies will be recognized in the June 20 issue of the Business Journal. In addition, the Business Journal again hopes to recognize…

Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri, a statewide nonprofit based in St. Louis, has named a new chief development officer.

Mercy and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield have reached a new multi-year contract, ensuring continued access to Mercy centers across Missouri for Anthem members, including those covered by Medicare Advantage, Affordable Care Act Marketplace, and Healthy Blue Medicaid plans.

St. Louis County health officials also said 25 local cases have been genetically linked to Andre’s Banquets & Catering.

Alsana, formerly Castlewood Treatment Center for eating disorders, closed because of new state regulations, according to the company.

ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Police released pictures of four suspects wanted in connection with a frightening shooting at a short-term rental party in Soulard that left a teenager critically injured. The shooting went down around 10 pm on Nov. 16 at a short-term rental party at a home on the 900 block of Russell [...]

After a ceremonial kick-off to the Chesterfield Mall demolition in October, the heavy equipment got to work tearing down the building this week.

Students who enrolled at Webster for full-time, in-person instruction during the spring 2020 semester may receive payments various fees they paid as part of the $250,000 settlement.

It is not clear whether the courts would allow for a state role in immigration enforcement.

Current Prosecutor Wesley Bell was elected to Congress in November. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has sued to stop Page's appointment.

Rahaf is one of thousands of children injured during the yearlong war in Gaza. Her two legs were amputated after an Israeli bomb struck her home several months ago. St. Louis Public Radio's Ulaa Kuziez reports.

Farm income is forecasted to have decreased in 2024 by 4% from 2023, largely because of a decrease in cash receipts, or the gross income, from the sale of commodity crops, according to the December update of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s farm income forecast. Carrie Litkowski, the farm income team leader with USDA Economic Research […]

Under a proposed agreement with San Francisco-based Turo Inc., Turo would pay Lambert 10% of gross revenues from rental transactions involving vehicle pickups and dropoffs at the airport.

“That whole area is a growing area,” the business owner said. “We feel we’re a good fit for and as they grow, we want to grow with them."

ST. LOUIS - A man charged with kidnapping and murdering a Clayton woman is set to appear in court Wednesday. Anjuan Mosby is accused of kidnapping and killing 37-year-old Michelle Hampton on Nov. 20. On Wednesday afternoon, he will face a judge at the Carnahan courthouse. Prosecutors say Mosby abducted Hampton from her home on [...]

The homegrown St. Louis nonprofit will work with the International Rescue Committee to get started.

The U.S. Department of Justice is suing Cotter Corporation for reimbursement of its costs in cleaning up radioactive material at the North St. Louis County site.

ST. LOUIS - Clear skies Wednesday morning. Temperatures have been holding steady or slowly warming overnight. Wednesday will be a warmer and breezy day, with highs in the upper 40s north and low to mid-50s south. A pair of cold fronts late Wednesday, however, will bring back winter very quickly. Gusty winds will swing to [...]