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Whether you forgot an item for your Christmas Day feast or someone burned the holiday ham, you'll only have a few options for an open grocery store this holiday weekend.

An update from City departments on our ongoing winter weather response.

The James S. McDonnell Foundation has awarded a six-year, $4 million grant to the University of Missouri - St. Louis and its College of Education.

I've mentioned several times that the Fed's aggressive interest rate hikes haven't yet had an effect on inflation, which has been declining on its own. The reason is that it takes time for the impulse of an interest rate hike to work its way into the economy and produce an impulse in the inflation rate. ...continue reading "How long does it take interest rates to affect inflation? About a year or so."

The storied Magic Chef Mansion is getting a $1.6 million glow-up — but even six figures don't go far on a house this big. The Compton Heights mansion apparently had its roof damaged in a storm. And that's a costly problem.

St. Louis saw a wind chill of 32 degrees below zero overnight Thursday, the coldest wind chill recorded in the region since 2014.

There is one week left to submit your nomination for the St. Louis Business Journal's 2023 HR Awards program.

The cause of the fire is unknown.

The Lists you will read in this year's Book of Lists, and that you read in each weekly edition of the St. Louis Business Journal, are more than just a roster of names and numbers in sequential order. Collectively, they are a catalog of St. Louis business, a representation of the depth and scale of a metro area that remains the economic engine of Missouri. They paint a picture of a region as seen through the lens of its business community — its leaders, both in stature and wealth; the organizations…

St. Louis Business Journal takes great pride in presenting our annual Book of Lists, the region’s only compilation of industry lists that features the top companies and business leaders throughout the metro area. These lists provide a quick but thorough snapshot of the companies and people you need to reach. It’s business information and a market intelligence tool that continues to set the high standard you expect from St. Louis’ leading source of business news, information and analysis.  The…

Note: Below is the researcher's note from the Business Journal's 2022-23 Book of Lists, which is being delivered to subscribers this week in place of our weekly issue. The Book of Lists is a compilation of the Lists we publish throughout the year and is arguably the best resource for the St. Louis business community as a whole. Each year, we set out to make our List program the best it can be. In 2022, we did this in a few ways. One way: we added more Lists. In 2021, we evaluated the trends…

Thursday brought a drastic and a dangerous weather change.

Amateur Night — better known in most circles as New Year's Eve — is almost upon us again, and with it of course comes the usual batch of soused lunatics piloting 4,000-pound four-wheeled missiles haphazardly across the city's roadways in a bloodsport of squealing tires and failed breathalyzer tests. For those poor souls unfortunate enough to find themselves driving alongside these maniacs, the experience can range from a stressful time to a fight for survival.

The decision follows other setbacks for Centene, including the loss of major California work and Medicaid over-billing claims.

Bruce Weiler grew up wanting to be a sportscaster, but his disability made it hard for him.

I wanted a couples costume that was of the moment this past Halloween. We’d been invited to a truly epic bash, but all my funny ideas felt a bit fraught — and it doesn’t help that my husband is an incurable stick-in-the-mud. Whatever I came up with needed to be simple.

"We believe that experience is the master teacher and so we provide as many real-life experiences as possible," said Morrison.

Today on TAP: It’s a long shot, but not out of the question.