One of the developers behind a well-known senior living complex has branched out with a $90 million, all-ages apartment complex set to open this summer.
Accel Entertainment, a Chicago-based operator of gaming terminals, plans to acquire Collinsville horse track FanDuel Sportsbook & Horse Racing and invest millions to add a casino at the site.
The fuel station and convenience store industry is changing, shifting toward larger units and more comprehensive food offerings. Here's how one local family-owned business is responding to the trends.
St. Louis first responders will be training for disaster scenarios this week, and they are asking residents to keep their eyes on the road and avoid some parts of downtown in the next few days.
The City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency is working with multiple city agencies for a three-day training session, July 15-17.
The exercises will be visible on the 8th Street side of Busch Stadium, but residents should avoid the area and stay focused on the road if driving in the area. Police will…
A fast-casual restaurant chain known for its Greek and Mediterranean cuisine has opened its first St. Louis-area location, which also is its first in Missouri, and recently signed a lease for its next site here.
The nonprofit Society of St. Vincent de Paul of St. Louis announced last week that it has closed its Cool Valley location and eliminated several jobs as it deals with financial issues.
A magistrate judge in late June denied a software startup's request to halt an ongoing lawsuit by two members of the family behind one of the St. Louis region's largest automobile dealers that alleges the Albuquerque, New Mexico-based company failed to pay back over $2.5 million in debts.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri Department of Transportation’s governing board approved a five-year plan with $14.6 billion in projects, including improvements on Interstates 70 and 44.
The fiscal year 2025 to 2029 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program lists transportation projects being planned by state and regional agencies from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2029. The plan, approved Wednesday by the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission, is the largest ever for the department.
The…
A bill favoring Missouri pharmacies and health care providers in a national dispute with drugmakers will become law without Gov. Mike Parson’s signature.
The legislation, which passed both chambers with veto-proof majorities, bars pharmaceutical manufacturers from limiting where they will deliver drugs purchased at a discount under a federal program intended to help providers serving people in rural and high-poverty areas or with specialized health needs.
It allows medical providers qualifying…
One of the St. Louis region's largest general contractors has named a new president who brings the company over 35 years of operations and management experience in the architecture, engineering and construction industry.
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson this week signed legislation that includes provisions seen as helping potential redevelopments of big vacant properties in downtown St. Louis.