Major League Soccer

Clayton-based Centene Corp. signed a 15-year deal for naming rights at the 22,500-seat stadium, which will be completed this year.

St. Louis City SC's club is free for any 15- or 16-year-old boys talented enough to make the squad, bucking the pay-to-play system that has long ruled competitive youth soccer.

Another piece of the financing puzzle for the Major League Soccer stadium in downtown St. Louis is in place.The Missouri Development Finance Board voted…

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved financing for the Major League Soccer stadium redevelopment plan on Friday. The plan received overwhelming…

St. Louis aldermen on Friday took action on major pieces of legislation they say will both improve the city.By wide margins, board members gave…

The Major League Soccer ownership group is one step closer to securing the public financial aid it's seeking to construct a stadium in downtown St.…

City support for the Major League Soccer stadium in downtown St. Louis took a small step forward Friday, with the introduction of bills outlining the…

Updated Feb. 3 with closure announcementFive Interstate 64 ramps closed permanently Monday near downtown St. Louis. The ramps will be replaced by new…

Missouri officials have denied St. Louis’ request for $30 million in tax credits for a Major League Soccer stadium. A meeting scheduled for Tuesday to…

A Major League Soccer stadium is coming to the western edge of downtown St. Louis — and it’s going to be bigger than originally thought. The ownership…