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Kansas City Chiefs players are set to receive bonuses as the team heads to its third-straight Super Bowl appearance.
St. Louis startup BenefitBump has been acquired by New York public company Progyny Inc. (Nasdaq: PGNY).
Federal Judge Loren AliKhan on Tuesday paused the Trump administration's newly announced freeze on federal aid programs.
Boeing Co. recorded an $11.8 billion loss in 2024.
The Almighty Sando Shop is opening at the storefront recently vacated by The Sandwich Scene.
Matthew Growcock is picked to serve the remainder of Guy Callaway's term.
Two internal candidates are among those being considered, with a selection expected in March.
The preliminary plat for the Chimney Rock development in Galloway Village was under consideration at council’s Jan. 27 meeting.
The superintendent of the Carl Junction School District is retiring from the school system.
Ireland-based global power management firm Eaton Corp. is making layoffs at its distribution center in the Missouri city of Ellisville, outside of St. Louis.
Schlafly has closed its St. Charles brewpub.
Workers at a Whole Foods store in Philadelphia have become the first in the grocery chain to unionize.
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman announced the launch of artificial intelligence startup Manas AI.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq fell by 3.1% on Monday as investors dumped tech stocks amid the emergence of Chinese artificial intelligence model DeepSeek.
Kia's American unit is recalling more than 80,000 vehicles in the United States.
Ray Lampert is no longer in the running for the position on the April 8 ballot.
The location in the Gulfport-Biloxi metropolitan area is scheduled to open in early 2027.
Springfield-based Guaranty Bank had higher assets and deposits at the end of 2024.
Steve Stodden is succeeding John Twitty, also a former CU staffer, at the advocacy organization for community-owned utility providers.
Owner Lindsay Kirtlan says she will return her bakery to a home-based business.
Good Pizza Co. settled into a semipermanent home at Metro Eats; Trinity Electric Co. was acquired; and Cantrell Real Estate relocated.
Parent company to rebrand local, state Kum & Go stores
Unregistered vehicles creating tax collection deficit, say Springfield officials
Dillard's to consolidate Battlefield Mall operations in former Sears space
Quiksilver, Billabong and Volcom stores to close
Arlo Bank finalizes $40M capital raise
Chipotle to add new Springfield restaurant
Developer discloses $350M redevelopment plan for AT&T tower in STL