The St. Louis Business Journal on Feb. 13 will host a panel of regional and statewide leaders in economic growth and development to discuss how they plan to keep the St. Louis economic engine running.
Over 100 people traveled to the Missouri Capitol Monday to testify against bills that would place additional restrictions on transgender children.
Some brought posters to show their opposition to the legislation. Others made more subtle gestures, like crocheting in the colors of the transgender flag.Democratic lawmakers placed blue and pink cups reminiscent of the transgender flag on their desks bearing the message “Be strong, be you!”
The eight hours of discussion, stretching past midnight,…
A St. Louis-based provider of mine subsidence and geotechnical engineering has been sold to a national engineering services business that already has a big local presence.
With reports that 7 out of 10 teens in the U.S. are struggling with their mental health, one local company is harnessing the healing power of pets to help match therapy dogs with youth to lower blood pressure and increase self-confidence, and help reduce stress, anxiety and depression.
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, headquartered in downtown St. Louis, is leveraging partnerships in each of its 24 communities across the country with the goal of connecting more youth with trained service and therapy…
St. Louis lawmakers on Tuesday were unable to move forward with any plans for the Rams settlement money, denying Mayor Tishaura Jones any legislative win before the spring election and delaying any plan for months.
Centene Corp. (NYSE: CNC) on Tuesday reported a $3.3 billion profit for last year, a 22% increase over 2023 as a sharp increase in its Medicare prescription drug plan membership helped to offset a decline in Medicaid enrollees.
Armanino LLP, one of the largest accounting firms in the St. Louis area and the nation, has named its 22-member new partner class for this year that includes four in the Creve Coeur office.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Monday announced a deal to pause planned tariffs, as Mexico said it would deploy 10,000 members of its national guard to address drug trafficking.
The steelmakers are taking their fight to court, arguing the president's decision wasn't just about national security. Find out what they claim was really behind the blocked deal.
The University of Missouri-Columbia is facing critical decisions about sports betting in its campus community as the practice approaches legality in Missouri.
Mizzou must decide whether to ban betting entirely for its campus community, partner with betting companies or find a middle ground. The university could also push for state regulations to restrict certain types of bets on college sports.
Amendment 2, approved by voters in November, mandates sports betting becomes operational in Missouri…
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