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Police also recovered a stolen gun at the scene.

The Boeing Co. is donating $4 million to 38 nonprofit organizations in the St. Louis area, with a focus on the Ferguson-Florissant, Riverview Gardens and East St. Louis areas.

Pastor Bruce Forman said he thinks news coverage and social media made it impossible for the thieves to sell the bell.

The state is making a historic investment into a maternal mortality prevention plan after Missouri has one of the highest rates of pregnancy-related deaths in the country.

The St. Louis region's 50 fastest-growing private companies this year range from 59.4% growth to nearly 400% growth.

“Growth is something that can be managed really well and you have different strategies with it,” Bowles told reporter Nathan Rubbelke. “You’re coming out of a period where many, many companies — including us — were in a growth at all cost (mindset) and now you switch strategies to growth responsibly, which is very different.”

The region's fastest-growing private company built its success off making home sales more efficient. But now that the market's cooled, it's shifted its focus onto a new part of the transaction process.

Many of the top 10 companies on the Business Journal's List of St. Louis' Largest Privately Held Companies have been dominant for years. Their combined revenue makes up 62% of the total revenue of all 150 companies on the List.

The Associate Members of KDHX say they are not being given the representation on the board that they are entitled to.

Following scathing report about her administration, questions about whether she will be held accountable remain

The state’s Division of Cannabis Regulation is revoking the marijuana manufacturing license of Delta Extraction after accusing the company of illegally importing “marijuana product” from out-of-state and adding it to Missouri-grown marijuana products. The revocation will take effect on Dec. 2. The Robertsville-based company is at the center of Missouri’s massive marijuana recall that was issued on Aug. 14. The state recently rolled back part of the recall, but the fate of more than 45,000…

"One of the biggest advantages are for people who are recoil sensitive, that have shoulder injuries, and especially kids."

General Motors workers appeared to approve the company's new labor agreement with the United Auto Workers, by a far thinner margin than expected.

The federal lawsuit alleges that barring gender-affirming care to minors is discriminatory.

It is back to business for General Motors workers in Wentzville. Despite the United Auto Workers union voting down a contract locally, it was approved nationally, superseding the Wentzville vote.