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A St. Louis-area development team plans to buy Bayer’s western campus and transform it into a mixed-use development.

Three St. Louis-area sustainable agriculture startups received a $250,000 financial boost from Wells Fargo's Innovation Incubator to further their research on crop vulnerabilities.

The Washington Post dropped what it pretended was a bit of a bombshell. In the story, Google software engineer Blake Lemoine implied that Google’s Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA) system, which pulls from Google’s vast data and word repositories to generate realistic, human-sounding chatbots, had become fully aware and sentient. He followed that up with […]

St. Louis has become the first Missouri city to completely ban no-knock search warrants, or warrants that allow police officers to enter a property without announcing their presence. Surrounded by …

New Mexico is the latest state where Centene Corp. has reached a settlement over an investigation into its pharmacy benefit management practices for the Medicaid program.

Multiple police sources described the man as a “disgruntled employee” of The Pageant who had “become mentally unstable.”

ALTON - The Alton Salvation Army announced today it will serve as a cooling center when temperatures are 90 degrees or higher. The weather forecast for several coming days shows temperatures will top 90 degrees. The Salvation Army Alton location is at 525 Alby St. The center will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday during this high-temperature time for the public to cool off. The Alton Salvation Army will offer cold drinks, snacks when available, and a cool place to rest with games and puzzles. "People who want to support the mission can donate to The Salvation Army Midland Division on its website," Alton Salvation Army Capt. Cassy Grey said. The website is here: https://centralusa.salvationarmy.org/midland/

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Trying to beat the heat at Busch Stadium? Or during a show at The Muny? Here's what you can and can't bring in with you.

Tuesday night will be big for werewolves, tides and good old-fashioned lunatics, as a supermoon will light up the sky once the sun finally decides it's had enough attention for the day. June's full moon is commonly dubbed the "strawberry moon," so named by the Algonquin Native American tribe in reference to the start of the northeastern United States' strawberry harvest season. This year's strawberry moon is extra special, as it will be at the closest distance to Earth that it reaches in its orbit, qualifying it as a supermoon.

Ozzy Osbourne is "doing well" and "on the road to recovery" after undergoing surgery Monday. That's according to the metal legend's wife, Sharon, who shared an update on her husband's…

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The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office has charged a Jefferson County man in a shooting spree that happened Sunday in Ellisville and Wildwood.

A potential loosening of St. Charles liquor laws have some business owners up in arms. A bill up for final vote next Tuesday would eliminate St. Charles’ requirement for bars' and restaurants’ alcohol sales to make up no more than half of their total revenue. Many business owners are threatening to leave in response, but advocates of the measure say it will benefit the area.

The first St. Louis Starbucks stores have unionized. Over the past 24 hours, three Starbucks locations have taken a vote to unionize. Two of those locations, one in Ladue and one at Kingshighway and Chippewa, agreed to unionize in 12-3 and 9-4 votes, respectively, according to Mari Orrego, an organizer with the labor union Chicago and Midwest Joint Board of Workers United.

Bistro La Floraison, located at 7637 Wydown Blvd. in Clayton, will seat 40 guests indoors and 24 outside.

The top business attraction executive at St. Louis' economic development organization will retire later this year.

Zoo officials said they’re sad to see Nadaya go, but they’re excited about what’s to come for him.

Jeff Burnett, 52, of High Ridge, faces several felonies for the crime spree Sunday. No one was hit by gunfire.

Kwame Building Group recently was named construction manager for an $88 million expansion of St. Louis Community College’s Wildwood campus.

Amara Arts’ new piece, “Speak,” examines how “Afro-Brazilian movement enables us to claim space and speak with our bodies.” The company will be showcasing that work, and others, with an upcoming performance at the Riverfront Times Art A’Fair on June 23. “I just came out of grad school, so I’m in this very experimental mode,” founder Charis Railey says. “We’ve got a fun interactive segment planned as well that plays with the idea of conversation between audience, dancer and the art experience that’s being created by us all.”