Grandview Arcade rehab along South Grand gives neighbors a sneak peek
Since breaking ground as part of the Marquette Homes project last year, the prominent South City building is nearly ready to begin leasing to new residents.
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St. Louis notches daily London flights next summer as the region marks its growing global connectivity
British Airways is set to expand its service from Lambert to Heathrow by roughly 80 percent next summer.
Spearhead Bio raises $1.62M to continue building new gene editing tools for crops
The new funding will help the St. Louis startup, which spun out from the Danforth Center last year, adapt its technology for agriculture companies.
How Frizz Fest has become a launching pad for local Black-owned businesses
While the festival marked its ninth year this past weekend, organizers’ support for businesses that are a part of it extends well beyond the annual event.
FluidIQ looks to revolutionize medical ventilation with a small, disposable plastic device
The company, which has close ties to the St. Louis region, has developed the HOPE inVent to regulate intubated patients’ breathing with no moving parts.
BioGenerator’s second Startup Connect brought together startups—and people who want to fund them
BioGenerator put on the event to bring together high-potential startups, investors, and local ecosystem partners.
How a move to St. Louis saved the agtech startup Agragene
The startup behind a technique to produce sterile male flies as a form of chemical-free insect control is nearing the commercial launch of its first product.
City Foundry developer suggests entertainment may be the best use for The Armory
New + Found CEO Steve Smith has floated the idea to city leaders and the data center developer as something that could be a “win-win for everybody.”
St. Louis is already seeing results from Missouri legislature’s plan to revitalize downtowns
One developer says the Missouri Innovation, Public Safety, and Accountability Act has already piqued interest in pursuing projects in Downtown St. Louis.
Innovation Week looks to fill the gap of entrepreneurial focused events in St. Louis this fall
With STL Startup Week on an “intentional pause,” UMSL’s Mike Seper organized a brand-new offering.
How St. Louis can crush the 2028 Olympic marathon trials
USA Track and Field CEO Max Siegel shares a few key things locals and business leaders can do to ensure a memorable experience.