St. Louis

As pushback grows over a potential data center project in Midtown St. Louis, residents say they worry about the development’s environmental impact and if it would cause their electricity bills to rise.

Owen and Quentin Reiser spent a calendar year traveling across the U.S. to identify as many bird species as possible.

Despite selling roughly 113 repaired homes in north St. Louis, only 12 of the homes sold through the program have been fully rehabbed.

Local Harvest Grocery, a Tower Grove South grocery store, is providing ways for St. Louisans to reduce waste after the city ended its alleyway recycling program.

Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick announced his office will audit the St. Louis Development Commission after an investigation found possible improper governmental activity.

The bill makes it easier to construct carriage houses in St. Louis neighborhoods as part of a push to ease housing restrictions in the city.

Group behind the Foundry in Midtown says its $195 million redevelopment in downtown St. Louis will be completed in 2027.

After almost six years of construction, a new campus for St. Louis’s National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s employees opened. The new campus marks a $1.75 billion investment in north St. Louis that officials hope will cause a ripple effect, bucking a downward economic trend in the area.

The shelter is now called the Jugan Shelter, named after Sister Jeanne Jugan from the Little Sisters of the Poor, a residence formerly housed at the facility that supported elderly and vulnerable populations in the 1800s.

Newly revealed documents outline the developer’s pitch to St. Louis to turn the shuttered Armory into a $600 million data center. While its developer says he’ll engage the public, he offered few details on the project itself.