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4M Building Solutions, the St. Louis-based commercial cleaning and janitorial services company, has expanded its operations in the Northeast with an acquisition.

A recent legal settlement agreed to by the National Association of Realtors leaves Missouri Realtors unsure of what the future holds. The association, which represents about 1.5 million Realtors nationally, announced March 15 that it will settle several antitrust lawsuits, pending court approval. The industry group denied any wrongdoing, but it will pay out $418 million over approximately four years, remove compensation offers from multiple listing services, and require multiple listing service…

St. Louis' mayor has a different vision for the former jail site than the people she asked to study the issue. They're not happy about it.

Here are key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in March.

AT&T disclosed March 30 that personal data for millions of current and former customers had been posted to the dark web.

David Eichhorn, CEO of NISA Investment Advisors, said it’s an employer’s responsibility to make employees want to be in the office. That’s among the factors why the big investment management firm this month is moving its office within Clayton.

The Loop Trolley is poised to resume operations for its next season later this month, with training sessions for workers starting today. The initial training phase will run through April 12th. Additional training sessions are scheduled for April 18th, 19th, and 20th.

Voters also will decide numerous races for seats on city councils, boards of aldermen and school boards across the Missouri side of the metro area.

Under Missouri law, when candidates withdraw within two days of the close of filing, a special filing period opens for four days in the following week.

The woman's work environment turned hostile when she began her gender transition in 2018, the suit claims.

"If you want to truly know a neighborhood, you have to walk down the alley. That's where you see the truth. That's where it really happens," says Gary Newcomer, St. Louis' foremost expert on the topic of its alleys.

Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures’ MonsterVerse is a studio-blockbuster franchise that’s been going on for a decade — and yet I have to continually remind myself that it exists. Seriously, does anyone you know talk about the Godzilla reboot that kicked this thing off 10 years ago, or the King Kong revamp Kong: Skull Island that dropped a few years later? These films are supposed to be behemoth updates of the adventurous, old-school thrill rides of yore, but they have a tendency to evaporate from your memory once you’re done with the cinematic carnage.

Proposed legislation to regulate intoxicating hemp products could potentially ban the majority of the Delta-8 drinks and edibles on the market in Missouri today, the state’s top marijuana regulator told an industry meeting late last week in St. Louis.  “This is really an unanswered question,” said Amy Moore, director of the Missouri Division of Cannabis […]

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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. - A homeowner escaped a fire on Sunday after getting a warning from a neighbor. Firefighters were quickly called to put out the blaze near Pacific in unincorporated Jefferson County. The building ended up burning to the ground. It was the homeowner's shed. There is no word yet on a cause of [...]

I’m heading into the grocery store and someone with a clipboard approaches.  “Hi,” the person says. “Are you a registered voter in Missouri?” The same thing happens in front of the neighborhood bakery. And at public gatherings like parades. Outside the post office. Even on random street corners.  I confirm that I am indeed registered […]

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The National Weather Service of St. Louis has issued a tornado warning for parts of St. Louis City and County until at least 7:15 p.m. You are advised to take cover for the time being.

Gray foxes are found from Central America to Canada. But their numbers are shrinking in parts of the Midwest. Researchers in several states including Illinois are working to find out what’s behind the decline of the gray fox.