St. Louis company becomes first in the nation to get electronic poll book certification from federal...

St. Louis Business Journal 3/10 8:14A Samir Knox

The company said the certifcation from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission is a "seal of trust" for its customers that might encourage more election jurisdictions to use its products.

Missouri on the verge of taking over St. Louis police, a return to Civil War-era policy

St. Louis Business Journal 3/10 2:22A Jason Hancock

Missouri took control of the St. Louis police department just before the start of the Civil War, a gambit by state leaders to prevent the city from rising up against their conspiracy to align the state with the Confederacy. The arrangement...

St. Louis Democratic Party endorses Cara Spencer for mayor in 'unprecedented' vote against...

St. Louis Business Journal 3/10 2:17A Mark Maxwell and Laura Barczewsk

Top party officials from all 14 wards in the city gathered on Saturday morning for an open roll call vote to determine which candidates they would endorse in the upcoming April 8 election. In an "unprecedented" move, the city of St. Louis...

National craft beer bar chain plans five locations in St. Louis

St. Louis Business Journal 3/8 12:00A Gloria Lloyd

A national craft beer bar chain is plotting to open its first Missouri locations, with five sites planned in St. Louis.

Audacy layoffs impact St. Louis radio staff

St. Louis Business Journal 3/7 8:32P Jeff Blumenthal

The entire on-air staff of one St. Louis-area radio station and a digital content producer at another lost their jobs this week as owner Audacy conducted its first round of job cuts since emerging from bankruptcy last fall. Audacy has six St....

Boeing CEO gives blunt assessment of company culture during all-hands call, reports say

St. Louis Business Journal 3/7 2:20A Josh Witt

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg — speaking Wednesday to company employees on site in St. Louis and thousands more tuning in online — gave a frank assessment of Boeing's culture and pushed workers to speak up when they see problems needing fixed,...

Cardinals to air 10 games on free TV

St. Louis Business Journal 3/6 3:32A Nathan Rubbelke

The St. Louis Cardinals will air at least 10 games in the 2025 season on KMOV-TV (Channel 4) and sister station Matrix Midwest, becoming the latest sports franchise to return to over-the-air television.

St. Louis County Council, Sam Page still at odds over measure for removing department heads

St. Louis Business Journal 3/6 2:17A Laura Barczewski

St. Louis County voters will officially see Proposition B on their April 8 ballot after the council approved funding. If passed by voters, the proposition would give the county council the ability to take disciplinary action against county...

Startling data on Metro East | Arch City Report Podcast

St. Louis Business Journal 3/5 9:00P Erik Siemers

This week's Arch City Report Podcast examines examines the Metro East economy, how much it contributes to the Illinois GDP and how the region's population has hit a 20-plus year low. We also talk about the office market upheaval that's resulted...

Last chance to submit a nomination for the Corporate Counsel Awards

St. Louis Business Journal 3/4 5:56A Veneta Rizvic

Do you know an in-house legal expert making a difference at their company and in the St. Louis community? There's still time to submit your nomination for the St. Louis Business Journal's 2025 Corporate Counsel Awards. The deadline to submit a...

St. Louis Character: Newspaper publisher Tim Weber also runs Old Rock House

St. Louis Business Journal 3/2 12:00A Nathan Rubbelke

Tim Weber splits his time between roles as a newspaper publisher and co-owner and managing partner of music venue Old Rock House.

Poll shows Cara Spencer, Tishaura Jones as No. 1 and 2 choices in St. Louis mayor's race

St. Louis Business Journal 3/1 4:24A

A new poll shows Cara Spencer and Tishaura Jones as the No. 1 and 2 choices, respectively, in the St. Louis mayoral primary Tuesday.

Powell Hall renovations to be complete in September, ahead of St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's 146th...

St. Louis Business Journal 2/27 2:22A Diamond Palmer

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's long-awaited return to Powell Hall is happening this September after two years of construction. It's been 10 years since the project designs and task force were formed, with funding coming from the state, family...

St. Louis-area moving company to be sold

St. Louis Business Journal 2/24 9:36A Diana Barr

The company, which provides business and residential moving and storage services, has been under its current local ownership since 1985.

St. Louis seeks bids to repair site of former cafe

St. Louis Business Journal 2/24 9:09A Nathan Rubbelke

The city of St. Louis is requesting bids for a general contractor to complete the repairs at 4067 St. Louis Ave., once home to Sara Lou Café in the north side’s The Greater Ville neighborhood.