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These St. Louis companies were $1B 'unicorns.' Their valuations have since plummeted.
In 2021, St. Louis startups Benson Hill and Nerdy went public in a pair of deals that valued each company at more than $1 billion, making each a so-called "unicorn." However, in the months since Nerdy and Benson Hill began trading publicly, their share prices have dropped dramatically and shaved hundreds of millions off of each company’s market capitalization.
Moved to stl with gf she just broke up with me and now I'm all alone
Two St. Louis police officers shot in Ferguson (For people confused about all the cops)
2 officers shot in Ferguson
Is St. Louis on the cusp of a fashion renaissance?
Fashion is in the city’s DNA. Can it be part of its future?
Arch issuing Required Weekly Test of the Emergency Deflector System
Can anybody talk to me about my personal risk doing a volunteer opportunity in Jennings?
why are there 40 police cars racing down kingshighway blvd right now?
St. Charles County jury convicts man in killing behind Main Street bar
Jurors found Marcell Foster guilty of first-degree murder and armed crminal action in the Dec. 26, 2020, shooting of LaRico Martin behind Lloyd & Harry's Bar and Grill.
Missouri Historical Society reopening 3 locations after closing due to COVID surge
St. Louis County names new police chief
Senate committee advances ‘6-2’ Missouri Congressional map
A new Congressional map won the approval of a Missouri Senate committee on Tuesday, setting the stage for a debate that promises to be among the most contentious of the …
STL Hispanic business group hires new CEO
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in St. Louis has chosen Eduardo Platon, a native of Brazil, as its new president and chief executive officer.
Metro East police departments awarded body camera grant
'I won't forget it': Florissant family hides inside own home during drive-by outside
City Museum Spreads the Love With Valentine's Day Weekend Event
There are no swans to see or miniature boats to squeeze into, but St. Louis’ favorite spot will open its very own Tunnel of Love for Valentine’s Day weekend. The City Museum (750 N 16th Street, 314-231-2489) has an array of Valentine’s Day activities planned for the weekend full of love, and it includes the Tunnel of Love.…
City Museum Spreads the Love With Valentine's Day Weekend Event
There are no swans to see or miniature boats to squeeze into, but St. Louis’ favorite spot will open its very own Tunnel of Love for Valentine’s Day weekend.
The City Museum (750 N 16th Street, 314-231-2489) has an array of Valentine’s Day activities planned for the weekend full of love, and it includes the Tunnel of Love. Lit up into the shape of a heart, guests can travel through the tunnel and snap a photo to commemorate the holiday.…
New Missouri congressional district map juxtaposed against racial segregation map. Huh.
KMOX program director now operating six stations
Steve Moore, program director and 24-year veteran of KMOX, will be in charge of day-to-day management of all six Audacy St. Louis' radio stations.