Have plans to post your home on Airbnb to make some extra cash during the total solar eclipse? State Farm Insurance has some tips. We learn about the work Washington University's Small Business Initiative is doing in Ferguson. Confluence Life Sciences is bought for big bucks by an east coast company. Biogenerator helps us understand why it's good news for the region.

The local video game industry is in the spotlight this weekend and we'll tell you about the PixelPop Festival. If you're going camping, Hipcamp could be described as Airbnb for the outdoors. And we'll venture into Schnucks to learn about Tally, the robot.

The new executive director of Arch Grants, Emily Lohse-Busch, introduces herself and talks about the importance of attracting start-ups and talent. Also, Tom Ray, First Vice President at CBRE, takes us through their 2017 Tech Talent Report and where St. Louis stands. Plus, the Ameren Accelerator has chosen its first set of companies to invest in. Brian Dixon of Capital Innovators gives us the update.

This week, Michael and Travis go inside two high-profile construction projects that sit on either side of 64/40 -- the Armory and the Foundry.

Are you safe riding in an Uber? Andrew Hawkins, reporter at The Verge, tells us about a Missouri Uber driver accused of rape. Why are health and science technology companies from Israel and Ireland coming to St. Louis? Donn Rubin of Bio STL and Ciara Clancy of Beats Medical explain. And need a job? Ted Parker tells us how to trained up with Centriq.