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On Tuesday’s St. Louis on the Air, we turned our attention to the use of tax increment financing (TIF) and tax abatement as an economic development tool.…

Liane Constantine and her 6-year-old son, Ashton, live about half a mile from where he takes taekwondo classes in a small strip mall in Kirkwood. It would…

Increasingly, college life is less about walking across the quad or stopping at the dining hall before sitting in a big lecture hall, and more about…

Retired Lindenwood University professor Suzanne Sakahara was just six years old when she witnessed two FBI agents enter her house on Vashon Island,…

The Missouri House is considering a bill that would make it harder to prove discrimination when someone is fired from work.Under the measure, an employee…

As a little girl in North Korea, Grace Jo lived through one of the worst famines in North Korean history. While the official death toll from the…

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District could spend up to $13.5 million demolishing abandoned buildings in the city.MSD’s board approved an agreement on…

St. Louis aldermen gave their stamp of approval Friday for two major public investments in sports-related facilities.The more certain, and contentious, of…

Updated Feb. 11 with correction about how state universities can raise tuition -- The University of Missouri System is strongly considering tuition…

Even after the Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade legalized abortion at a federal level in 1973, states have since reserved the right to place regulations and…

The University of Missouri-St. Louis is extending its in-state tuition rate further into Illinois, offering the cheaper price to all the state’s…

With St. Louis’ voluntary desegregation program on its final extension, University of Missouri-St. Louis education professor Jerome Morris has been asked…