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More than any other grocery item, eggs have surged in price. Economists blame the 2022 avian flu and inflation.

Now its St. Louis businesses that are left with tough decisions to make, raise prices or absorb costs.

“Eggs are not something we can live without,” Aaron Teitelbaum, owner of restaurants Herbie's and Kingside Diner, told KSDK.

Echoing Teitelbaum, Lia Holter said her bakery business, Made by Lia, also needs eggs. Since the bakery opened in 2020, Holter said the price of eggs has skyrocketed.

“They…

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Traditional solutions to problematic alcohol consumption are rarely nuanced: Total abstinence or your life will be ruined. Cutback Coach Inc., which does business as Sunnyside,…

This Austin-based company was founded in 2019 and reached $4 million in 2020, its first year of sales. It grew 50% in 2021 and is now raising money to continue taking market share from hard seltzers.

La Calle's owners said a decline in office workers was behind the closure of the downtown location.

I’m eight years old. I arrive at my grandparents’ house and my tummy hurts. My heart races and I feel heaviness. It’s Sunday afternoon and the house is full of gray-haired great aunts and uncles and cousins rarely seen throughout the year, and tables are lined with food. It’s hot.

As I enter the front door, my mom propels me forward. I try to resist being passed around like a doll, but one after the other I am forced to hug numerous people. Some even lean in for a kiss, square on the lips.…

The original owner of Zoes in the metro area has plans for Crestline.

The sports bar and restaurant serves burgers, wings, flatbreads, tacos, soups, salads, ribs and beers.

Franklin's Southall Farm & Inn opened Dec. 1 to overnight guests. Now, it is inviting locals to experience its luxury amenities.

Cincinnati craft brewing veteran Jason Brewer is opening Wandering Monsters Brewing in Anderson Township, complete with six lanes of duckpin bowling.

You wouldn't think the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and “Ghostbusters” would have a lot in common.