The St. Louis-based startup—an outgrowth of a successful pharmacy in the Delmar DiviNe—has Arch Grants’ backing to scale its AI-powered virtual care service.

The Planning and Zoning Commission heard from many angry members of the public before issuing its recommendation.

A rezoning request for 613 acres to facilitate a data center is up for debate this Tuesday—as are rules to govern these projects in the future.

The Northside nonprofit hopes tours and other programming focused on Black culture will shift perspectives of key north St. Louis neighborhoods and yield future investment.

The research led by investigators from the Danforth Plant Science Center could lead to crops that change color in the presence of unwanted pesticides or disease.

Developers have announced plans to build new data centers in Jefferson and Montgomery Counties, while cities in Warren and western St. Charles counties are gearing up to woo others.

Key leadership transitions, downtown progress, funding challenges and data centers all loomed large over the region this year.

Federal cuts, the May tornado, and the government shutdown all contributed to a year where nonprofits and the people supporting them had to constantly reassess priorities.

The company specializes in sublimation, a process that transfers printed images onto a wide range of hard and synthetic surfaces.

The company’s legacy is providing wires and cables, but it’s recently shifted its focus to helping companies use equipment more efficiently.