Good Developments Group announced this week that Fornidos, a Texas-based company, will be the first major manufacturing tenant at its Gateway South development.
About 90% of the homes in the Lansdowne Park subdivision in the Metro East have been vacant for more than a year. The man behind the project hopes a nearby state development will bring people in.
Mayor Cara Spencer unveiled a plan for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department on Wednesday, calling on the state-appointed Board of Police Commissioners to “refocus” its efforts following a controversial raise granted to Chief Robert Tracy in a closed-door session
The Stifel Charity Classic returned to Norwood Hills Country Club, with Stifel in its second year as title sponsor. The tournament is the opening playoff event on the PGA Tour Champions.
Alton Steel President and CEO Chris Ervin said the company has named TerraWatt as the proposed buyer of the Riverbend Technology Center, the site of the former steel mill that shut down in January, resulting in the loss of more than 250 jobs.
A newly renovated hotel is set to open this week in the former International Shoe Company building along Washington Avenue, steps from the City Museum.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy visited Terminal 1 at St. Louis Lambert International Airport Thursday to promote the Modern Skies Act, a $30 billion funding bill introduced by Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Missouri, to modernize American airports. If passed, $10 billion of the bill would fund upgrades or rebuilding at up to three medium-hub terminals.
Local and state officials are celebrating completion of a $192 million, three-part multimodal investment anchored by a MetroLink extension to MidAmerica St. Louis Airport, with construction finished, testing underway and revenue service expected to begin in the coming months
What could St. Louis learn from Missouri’s second-largest metro? On a recent visit to Kansas City, First Alert Forward’s Nathan Vickers, who worked in KC for nearly a decade, asked locals about the things they’re most proud of
Decades of population loss, disinvestment and absent property owners have left thousands of buildings vacant across St. Louis, and city officials say bureaucracy has often slowed efforts to repair or demolish them. That process is starting to change
The Grove business district continues to attract new businesses and visitors. This fall, several new establishments are opening up along Manchester Ave
Across East St. Louis, long-vacant and decaying houses have sat as painful reminders of the past—tarnishing neighborhoods, attracting crime, and leaving overgrown sidewalks impassable.
City Foundry STL developer Steve Smith is proposing an alternative to a plan that would convert the historic Armory building into corporate offices, suggesting the office space instead be moved across Interstate 64 to the Foundry.
A new marketing campaign is underway to fill empty storefronts at Laclede’s Landing, the riverfront business district once home to Mississippi Nights, Bogarts and Planet Hollywood
Venture capital firms in St. Louis are gaining national notoriety for their work investing in startups, including those in the region’s science, geospatial and tech industries
Developers have started work on a project to build and renovate 78 new homes and apartments at the intersection of the Dutchtown, Carondelet and Mount Pleasant neighborhoods in South St. Louis.
Rising temperatures and heavier rainfall in St. Louis are prompting engineers, designers and city officials to rethink how roads, parking lots and sewers are built
Recent crash data shows First Capitol Drive has been the site of hundreds of collisions in recent years, including several involving pedestrians and cyclists.
The city’s Land Reutilization Authority has used nearly $15 million in federal pandemic relief funds to accelerate the demolition of about 500 abandoned properties over the past 18 months.
Kansas City officials on Tuesday started talks on a proposal to use $1.4 billion in public funds for a downtown ballpark as the Royals wind down their tenure at Kauffman Stadium.
A 60-unit townhome complex in Velda City is undergoing an $8.5 million renovation, the result of years of collaboration between local developers, community partners, and funding sources. The property will be rebranded as the Velda Glen Townhomes, with new families expected to move in later this fall.
Startups, skyscrapers, and a 2027 deadline: Missouri’s new economic development tools are on the books — but the innovation district funding that could reshape downtown may not be operational until 2027
A major shift is coming to the St. Louis-area grocery market as Meijer, a Michigan-based superstore chain, prepares to open its first two locations in the Metro East next year.
A regional initiative called Save Lives Now is bringing together law enforcement, researchers and community organizations across the St. Louis area to address violent crime through a strategy that combines enforcement with intervention and prevention.
The St. Louis County Medical Examiner’s Office investigated approximately 9,000 reportable deaths, performed around 700 autopsies, and classified 93 homicides in 2025, according to Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Gershom Norfleet.
