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Bowl & Leaf, a new restaurant focused on burrito bowls and salads, has opened downtown.

Planned Parenthood Great Rivers must turn over documents about gender-affirming care to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, an appeals court ruled Tuesday morning. Bailey has been looking into the use of cross-sex hormones, puberty blockers and gender-transition surgeries for minors in the state since March 2023, when a former case worker at the Washington University Transgender Center claimed the center rushed children into treatment. As part of his probe into Washington University and “other…

Opera Theatre of Saint Louis found its next artistic director within its ranks – a stage director, teacher and Grammy Award-winning soprano.

Restaurateur Dave Bailey is closing whiskey bar and restaurant Small Batch in Midtown.

The company announced that it was adding 100 new field techs "in the coming months," and also touted a recently-opened facility south of St. Louis.

The St. Louis and O'Fallon, Illinois, offices of accounting-consulting firm KEB have seven partners, one principal and about 50 employees in those two locations including its affiliate, KEB Wealth Advisors.

Scott Air Force Base has canceled a public open house scheduled for next month due in part to budgetary reasons, officials said Tuesday.

Missouri's legislative session has been remarkably drama-free, thanks to a Freedom Caucus that's changed tactics. Will the hard-right group again become a thorn in the side of the GOP?

St. Louis-based managed health care giant Centene was awarded a Medicaid contract in Arizona as part of that state's settlement with several other bidders.

Bartolino's The Hill has emerged from a 10-week closure with a fresh new look. Here are the changes made to modernize the Italian eatery.

A Catholic private school for girls is planning a $9 million expansion to accommodate growth in middle grades six through eight.

The fate of a $350 million plan to breathe new life into a long-vacant downtown AT&T tower skyscraper depends on legislators finding common ground.

St. Louis Aldermanic President Megan Green on Friday re-filed her challenge to the law that puts the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department under state control, prompting criticism from Mayor Cara Spencer.

The Missouri House passed a higher education bill loaded up with amendments on a 94-36 vote Monday evening, advancing largely bipartisan proposals as the end of session nears. The bill heads back to the Senate, where lawmakers can either send it to the governor or request a conference committee to work out differences between the chambers. The legislation passed the Senate as a short bill barring Missouri colleges from punishing student groups for their beliefs. The House Emerging Issues Committee,…

Master Lock's longtime Milwaukee campus, vacated last year, has found a buyer.

Small businesses depend on a fast, reliable internet connection to succeed in today’s digital economy. Downtime and sluggish speeds can lead to lost revenue and missed opportunities, making a fast and dependable connection an absolute necessity. There was a time when cable internet was “good enough,” but today, the demands of modern businesses require a better solution. Fiber optic internet has emerged as the superior choice, offering unmatched speed, reliability and scalability to support…

The Department of Justice wrote in a legal filing released Monday that three GOP-led states attempting to overturn federal prescribing guidelines for medication abortion have sought to keep a case going in the wrong place at the wrong time. The filing is significant since it appears to indicate the Trump administration will defend the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s decision nine years ago to broaden access to mifepristone. The Biden administration also sought to keep the newer prescribing…

Energizer Holdings Inc., the St. Louis-based manufacturer of batteries and car care products, has bolstered its European presence with the acquisition of a battery manufacturer there.

Donald Bryant, who built a benefits firm, Bryant Group Inc., and made headlines for his art collection and dealings, has died.

The Trump administration on Wednesday paused spending at the National Science Foundation, but BioSTL says it's still confident that the $160 million NSF grant it applied for will still be funded.