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The chain Mission Taco is rebranding to Session Taco due to a lawsuit filed by Mission Foods' parent company, Gruma Corporation, for trademark infringement.

Flight Club, a "social darts" venue, is set to open in Clayton at the former Cantina Laredo location, offering a tech-driven darts experience and upscale dining in early 2025.

The Gateway Arch Park Foundation plans to revitalize the long-vacant Millennium Hotel in St. Louis, aiming to connect it with the downtown area and the Gateway Arch National Park.

The Armory STL in St. Louis is closing temporarily due to financial issues, with a funding shortfall for second-phase renovations mentioned by the operator Jacob Miller.

St. Louis city dispensaries can now close at 10 p.m. instead of 8 p.m., following a Board of Aldermen decision to align with nearby areas, potentially boosting tax revenue.

O'Fallon Brewery in St. Louis has closed and plans to auction off its brewing equipment following a bankruptcy filing.

Earthbound Beer on Cherokee Street in St. Louis will close on December 8 after a decade in business, citing decreased production and a shift in future plans.

Nomad restaurant in Dogtown, St. Louis, has closed after five years amid plans for expansion. Chef Tommy Andrew cited space limitations for quality service as a reason, planning a larger venue with a full-service setup.

Fields Foods faces new lawsuits over unpaid debts and equipment purchase defaults, as the company continues to struggle after closing stores and laying off workers.

Ameren Missouri's Rush Island coal plant is closing after failing to comply with Clean Air Act regulations, concluding years of litigation. The plant's shutdown follows a federal ruling on unpermitted modifications leading to air pollution.

Billy's on Broadway in downtown St. Louis is closing on October 25 due to industry challenges. The restaurant opened in June 2023 but struggled like other area businesses.

Brew Tulum has halted plans for a new restaurant at Laclede's Landing and ended coffee service after a dispute over lead contamination at their Delmar Maker District location. They will focus on events and online sales.

The Missouri Baking Company in St. Louis is at risk of closing due to a legal dispute between its co-owners, with one seeking to dissolve the business.

Balkan Treat Box in Webster Groves has temporarily closed, with no clear reason given for the pause in operation. The Nalic-owned restaurant announced the closure on social media.

American Freight, a furniture and appliance retailer, begins closing its 370 stores amid bankruptcy of its parent company, Franchise Group Inc. Other Franchise Group brands will stay open.

The St. Louis Blues and Verizon have partnered to eliminate $1 million of veteran debt in St. Louis, with a goal of $3 million across three cities during the holiday season.

A dispute over locksmith services in Mt. Pleasant led to a shooting, injuring two men. Police responded to gunfire around 9:45 a.m. The argument escalated when both parties drew weapons, with one suspect now in custody.

A man was robbed at gunpoint in his car on N. 14th Street in Hyde Park, St. Louis, and SLMPD is investigating the incident, seeking public assistance for leads.

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Mercy have signed a new multi-year contract, ensuring that Mercy remains an in-network provider for Anthem members in Missouri.

The Missouri Botanical Garden received a $14.4 million donation for a project to digitize its herbarium, potentially revolutionizing plant species identification and aiding global conservation.

Starbucks employees strike during the holidays for higher wages and better work conditions, impacting over 300 locations nationwide, with conflicting reports on store closures.

Missouri's State Budget Director reported a 19.0% increase in December 2024 general revenue and a 0.1% rise in year-to-date revenue, highlighting varied tax collection trends.

MASBDA has committed $3.4 million for enhancing Missouri's biofuel infrastructure, impacting fuel pumps and storage systems to boost ethanol and biodiesel use.

Schnucks and Dierbergs grocery stores in St. Louis close early due to a winter storm, with plans to reopen the following morning. The storm is expected to continue with severe cold.

Dielmann Recreation Complex closed on Jan 6, 2025, due to unsafe road conditions, with plans to reopen the next day.

Tony's, a historic St. Louis restaurant since 1946, will close on February 15, 2025, as announced by the management expressing gratitude to the community.

A 5-year-old boy was injured by flying glass when his home in Carr Square, St. Louis was shot into. Police are investigating and seeking tips through CrimeStoppers.

A 22-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint in her car on the 1400 block of Teresa in The Gate District, with the armed suspect fleeing after taking her money.

A man died in a wrong-way collision on I-64 caused by a 22-year-old in a Dodge Ram, with a third vehicle involved. The SLMPD is investigating the crash.

Missouri man, Jacob J. Hampton, pleads guilty to sexually abusing a child and creating child pornography, with a plea deal recommending a 25-year prison sentence.

A mother died and her toddler was critically injured after being hit by a car while in a bike lane on West Florissant, with the elderly driver cooperating with police.

A Missouri ex-school bus driver, Robert W. Stillwell, pled guilty to producing child pornography, abusing two minors. He faces a suggested 30-year sentence. The case is part of "Project Safe Childhood."

Jack Cooper Transport Co. LLC closes its Wentzville facility, leading to the layoff of about 239 employees after losing a contract with General Motors.

Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. was sold out of bankruptcy for $2.55 million to Keg Holdings LLC, offering the struggling St. Louis craft brewery a chance for revival.

Plaza Frontenac Cinema is closing after failing to pay $274,000 in back rent, leading to an eviction lawsuit. Films will stop showing on February 23, with the theater fully closing on February 28.

TGI Fridays in south St. Louis has closed after 40 years, marked by a final celebration for patrons to bid farewell to the staff and share memories. The chain faces national contraction amidst financial challenges.

Crumbl Cookies to open a concession stand at Busch Stadium, marking its first MLB stadium presence, starting with the St. Louis Cardinals' home opener on March 27.

A three-vehicle crash on I-70 in O'Fallon, Missouri, resulted in a fatal injury for a motorcyclist and led to temporary traffic closure for investigations.

St. Louis Police investigate a shooting in O'Fallon where one woman died and another was injured. They seek public tips via the Homicide Division or CrimeStoppers.

The "Scream Team" continues support for first responders in Jefferson County with an annual lunch and prepares for their 10th BBQ fundraiser for The BackStoppers Inc.

St. Louis police reported a suspect in a triple homicide was killed following a confrontation with law enforcement involving gunfire; the incident also left multiple fatalities.

Hyde Park man convicted of second-degree murder of his landlord over rent dispute, with a jury recommending 25 years for murder and 10 for armed criminal action.

St. Charles County residents are increasingly installing in-ground pools, with figures indicating a rise to 7,504, with modern pools featuring shallow lounging areas and fewer diving depths.

Nordstrom is closing its St. Louis Galleria location on August 24 due to strategic shifts, impacting employees and signaling a change in the mall's retail mix.

Salt + Smoke is expanding its St. Louis-based barbecue brand into Edwardsville, Illinois, with a new restaurant in a historic building as part of a larger development project.

Bar K, a dog bar and community space, abruptly closed all locations, leaving members seeking refunds and answers to the unexpected shutdown attributed to business challenges.

Schnuck Markets plans to replace its Creve Coeur store with a new 68,000-square-foot location within the Olia Village development, doubling its retail space.

An Ohio grocery store owner, Muhammad Babar Chaudhry, has been indicted for wire fraud, accused of swindling a Missouri grocery chain out of $15 million.

St. Louis Police are investigating the fatal shooting of Eric Louis, found with a gunshot wound. Authorities request public assistance for information. No arrests have been made yet.

A man named Wilbert Rodgers, III was fatally shot in the Greater Ville neighborhood, prompting a police investigation with an appeal for public assistance.

Mohamed Abdi was sentenced to 20 years for the second-degree murder of Jametric Steele at a St. Louis gas station.

The Platte City License Office is moving to 1303 Platt Falls Rd and will reopen on September 15th, with a temporary closure from the previous Branch St location. Nearby offices in Parkville, Liberty, and Gladstone will assist during the transition.

St. Louis chef Katie Lee's handcrafted pizzas from Katie's Pizza are now available at Target stores nationwide, exemplifying the brand's rise from a local restaurant to a major retail presence.

St. Louis police encountered a gunman who fired at them and missed; they apprehended him after an officer shot near him. Two other officers were injured unrelatedly.

St. Louis will get a new downtown food hall with eight vendors, a central bar, and a patio. Construction starts October 1, with an opening aimed for mid-2026.

Ron Kitchens has been appointed as the new CEO of Greater St. Louis Inc. after leading the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce. He brings over three decades of experience to oversee GSL's larger $20 million operation.

The NGA opens its $1.7 billion Western Campus in St. Louis, with local businesses anticipating revitalization and new partnerships with academia for a tech hub.

Two hospitalized after a robbery attempt led to a shooting in St. Louis; a 14-year-old boy and a 45-year-old man were shot and are stable; police are investigating the incident.

A woman in an Amazon vest has been captured on video stealing packages from a St. Louis condo complex, causing alarm among residents. Police are investigating and recommend preventive measures.

Janee Ryan, 35, faces six assault counts and one weapon charge after a police shooting in St. Louis County, where she allegedly brandished a gun at officers.

The St. Louis Blues start their 2025-26 season with new players, branding, and fan experiences, including a rock-themed pregame and enhanced food options at the Enterprise Center.

Boeing's St. Louis workers continue their strike over wages and benefits as the company rejects their latest counteroffer. Negotiations remain stalled as the union pushes for better compensation.

A male pedestrian was fatally hit by multiple vehicles on I-64 near Midtown, St. Louis. The SLMPD is seeking witnesses and information about the involved vehicles that left the scene.

A local resident, Robert Marcoulier, was fatally shot in St. Louis's Carondelet neighborhood. Police are investigating and have identified a suspect. They urge public assistance and offer anonymous tip options.

California, MO's local license office is closing temporarily from Nov 25 until Jan 2026, with a new location pending. Nearby offices and online services are available for residents' licensing needs.

Missouri businesses will see a slight workers' comp rate increase in 2026, with varied changes across sectors, amidst a trend of decreasing workplace injuries.

St. Louis City introduced the 2025 Senior and Veterans Business Discount Booklet to provide seniors and veterans with accessible discounts across local businesses.

Wentzville offers free services to local businesses, including retention visits and vacation security checks, and promotes grant programs for improvements.

Wentzville MO promotes local shopping with a BINGO game where participants can win apparel, aiming to boost community spirit and economy during the holidays.

St. Louis police seek public help to identify a Christmas shooting suspect and have shared suspect images on Facebook. Tips can be confidentially reported to CrimeStoppers.

Billionaire David Hoffmann invests $35 million into Lee Enterprises and is set to become its chairman, with Lee raising a total of $50 million for growth and digital transition.

Ziggi's Coffee opens a new location in Wentzville, Missouri, offering a drive-thru experience with an array of coffee, energy drinks, smoothies, and snacks at 100 Wilmer Meadow Dr.

A Missouri WARN notice says Community Wholesale Tire will close two Hazelwood warehouses on April 10, 2026, putting 143 jobs at risk and triggering state transition services.

Clayton-based Olin will record a $75M pre-tax charge after a jury ruled for Shintech in a vinyl chloride supply dispute; the company expects roughly $185M to be paid by mid‑2026.

A St. Louis man, Thomas Durgins, is charged with armed robbery at the Gateway Arch after a shoe sale went wrong. He pleaded not guilty; his case proceeds to trial.

Main Street Sports Group will lay off more than two dozen workers and close its Ballpark Village office, shrinking FanDuel Sports Network’s St. Louis presence. The move comes as the operator scrambles amid lost rights and industry turmoil.

Employees at Build‑A‑Bear’s Union Station shop allege they were fired for unionizing; an NLRB case and an unfair labor practice complaint are now pending.

A new "boozy bookstore" is coming to Pine Street in Rolla, mixing curated books, literary cocktails and a short-term loft above the shop.

A second St. Charles County resident claimed $1 million on Missouri Lottery's $50 '5,000,000 Fortune' scratcher after buying a ticket in O'Fallon and claiming the prize in St. Louis.

Playa Bowls tapped a Mercy Health executive as a franchisee and plans five St. Louis-area shops this fall, targeting busy retail corridors across the metro.

State regulators proposed draft rules that could bring $100K fines, permit suspensions and slower ownership approvals as they target predatory contracts in Missouri’s cannabis market.

A southern-style sports bar at the St. Louis Galleria was hit with a $53,000 mechanic's lien after operators said theft and staffing problems forced its closure.

Graybar reported record $12.9B in net sales for 2025 and a small profit uptick as it completed an ERP overhaul and opened STAR Centers.

A late‑year surge helped metro Milwaukee's exports rise 3.7% in 2025 to about $9.2 billion. Q4 strength was the key driver.

WashU says it contributed $9.8 billion to the St. Louis economy in fiscal 2025 — from payroll and construction to research dollars that support roughly 60,000 jobs. The report also highlights financial aid and startup activity amid university budget pressures.

A St. Louis County judge entered a nearly $900,000 default judgment tied to three promissory notes from 2022–2024 after defendants failed to respond. Court filings say the notes together exceeded $1 million.

Germania Brew Haus has closed its Clayton lobby café at Emerson Tower, less than a year after opening, leaving downtown workers with one fewer coffee stop.

7 Brew plans to replace a former Jack in the Box on Hampton Avenue with a new drive‑thru, marking the chain's second St. Louis location. City records show the building will be demolished for redevelopment.

Sensient will invest up to $250 million to expand natural food-color production in North St. Louis and is expected to add hundreds of jobs.

CardVault by Tom Brady announced an April opening at Ballpark Village in downtown St. Louis. The shop — the brand’s 14th — will offer grading, buying and live box‑break events near Busch Stadium.

Swade's Overland store opens Saturday with a 24/7 preorder drive‑thru and delivery operation, a first for the St. Louis area and a change for late‑night access.

Students say Piston Aviation abruptly stopped operating at St. Charles Regional Airport, leaving prepaid training funds tied up and refunds delayed. Local reporters reviewed emails and documents raising fresh questions about the shutdown.

The St. Louis Fed's March Beige Book finds manufacturing gains alongside weak auto sales and rising prices, creating mixed signals for the region.

Spire closed a $2.48B deal to buy Piedmont's Tennessee gas unit, folding about 200,000 customers and nearly 3,800 miles of pipeline into Spire Tennessee.

Chicago attorneys filed a $2B bad‑faith suit against Travelers after a Madison County jury ordered $241M in a dry‑ice wrongful‑death case. Lawyers say the insurer refused to settle and left Prairie Farms exposed.

MilliporeSigma is reviewing plans that could move some St. Louis customer-service jobs to Costa Rica, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. The company says no final decision has been made.

General Mills will close its St. Charles pizza‑crust plant in early June, eliminating 163 jobs and prompting local workforce outreach. The WARN sets a tight timeline for layoffs.

West Community and Gateway Metro have combined to form a roughly $670M St. Louis credit union serving about 43,000 members, with a full systems integration planned for October.

Audacy eliminated the St. Louis market manager role and folded the city into a regional oversight covering Kansas City and Wichita, the St. Louis Business Journal reports.

TREKK Design Group will invest $1.89M and add 77 jobs across its Springfield and St. Louis offices. The hires are part of a regional growth push for the Kansas City–based engineering firm.

FedEx will close three St. Louis‑area ship centers this September, affecting Maplewood, Earth City and south St. Louis. The company says staff were told months in advance and support will be offered.

An Illinois food company is spending $38.5M to expand a south St. Louis pasta plant this fall, adding jumbo-shell production and new packaging capacity.

The incoming operator at Schnucks' Vinita Park distribution center says it will rehire 67 recently laid-off workers, offering a quick lifeline for local jobs.

Anheuser‑Busch will open a technical skills training center at its St. Louis brewery as part of a $600M U.S. manufacturing push that adds 15 training hubs nationwide. The program aims to upskill thousands and expand career pathways for veterans and trade‑school students.

Stifel posted $242.1M in net income and $1.48B in revenue for Q1, driven by stronger investment-banking and asset-management fees and a sale to Equitable.

Charter sued Express Scripts in St. Louis, alleging millions in unpaid drug rebates tied to 2020–22 prescription claims.

Centene posted a $1.5B quarter even as Marketplace enrollment fell by about two million after enhanced subsidies expired. Medicare drug plan growth and cash moves helped offset the hit.

St. Louis added about 2,300 jobs in March even as Missouri payrolls fell; construction and leisure drove most of the metro gains. The split highlights an uneven recovery across industries.

Bunge's first-quarter net income plunged 66% even as revenue surged. The company blames Viterra integration costs but raised adjusted EPS guidance.

Two Missouri wholesalers say Good Day Farm built an illegal 'cartel' that controls 61 dispensaries and crushed wholesale prices; the company says the claims are baseless.

Schnuck Markets will close the Jasper Schnucks Fresh on May 24. About 29 employees will be offered transfers or severance.

Sixty‑one Teamsters walked off at Breakthru Beverage's St. Louis distribution center amid a contract dispute over picket‑line protections. Picket lines are in place while bargaining continues.

Lee Enterprises says digital revenue now makes up 56% of its business and adjusted EBITDA jumped to $15M, narrowing the Post‑Dispatch owner's quarterly loss.

A multimillion-dollar lawsuit over a 2013 minority stake sale in Lion's Choice is headed to trial, with plaintiffs alleging a trustee engineered a restructuring to enrich himself.

Broadway Ford Truck Sales has filed Chapter 11 after expansion plans left it owing millions and naming hundreds of creditors.

Post-harvest crews at Proper Cannabis filed an NLRB petition this week, backed by a recent NLRB ruling and a new Missouri law that clarify cannabis workers' rights.

The Steel Works in Granite City landed about $10M in NMTC‑backed financing to buy equipment and create roughly 32 full‑time manufacturing jobs. Economic partners say investments began in early 2026.

A St. Louis baby‑product maker filed suit after a New York soda brand challenged its new electrolyte drink, asking a judge to rule there’s no consumer confusion.

Air Products cut the ribbon on a $70M expansion in Maryland Heights, boosting PRISM membrane production and adding dozens of jobs in the St. Louis region. The facility will now build GreenSep and N2Sep units for biogas, nitrogen and marine markets.

Dana Inc. will close its Robinson, Illinois, plant and cut 81 jobs beginning June 15, according to state WARN filings. City and state officials say Rapid Response resources will be offered for displaced workers.

State filings show Bausch + Lomb will cut 119 manufacturing jobs in Kirkwood starting Aug. 10, with reductions continuing into December.

An Illinois appeals court reversed a $60M verdict in a preterm‑formula NEC case and ordered a new trial, saying jurors were given the wrong duty‑to‑warn instruction.

Olin and Huntsman announced an all‑stock merger of equals that will create OlinHuntsman and relocate the combined headquarters to The Woodlands, Texas. The deal, expected to close in the first half of 2027, promises more than $400 million in synergies.

The Ballpark Village Starbucks at 6 Cardinal Way has reopened under a new franchisee after closing in October 2024. The return restores downtown coffee service near Busch Stadium.