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The new dining concept, called Oh Hey! Barbecue, will open this later this fall.

From Call Newspapers:  The Bass Pro Shops development in Sunset Hills is seeking a conditional use permit to include boat sales and rentals.  According to a draft agenda of the Oct. 5 meeting of the Sunset Hills Planning and Zoning Committee, Bass Pro Shops will be seeking a CUP for a change in use at 3600 […]

ALTON - At Wednesday’s City of Alton Council Meeting, members approved Ordinance No. 7856, which grants a special use permit to allow a utility-scale solar system array at the former Alby Street Landfill, and also approved the second reading of Ordinance No. 7851 which adopts Title 4, Chapter 24 to the City Code of Ordinances regarding adult-use cannabis business establishments. The special use permit appears to move forward negotiations with Ameresco about a plan to construct a large-scale array site at the former Alby Street Landfill. Negotiations have been going on for a long period of time for this change. A solar array is a collection of multiple solar panels that generate electricity as a system. Ameresco is a leading cleantech integrator and renewable energy asset developer, owner, and operator. Mayor David Goins said the approval of the ordinance at the council meeting for a special use permit to allow a utility-scale solar system array at the former Alby Street Landfill,

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The increase in used-car values is likely to result in higher personal property tax bills for many St. Louis County residents even though their vehicles are a year older.

City Comptroller Darlene Green unveiled a similar slate of ideas last month.

Many in the St. Louis region are still recovering from July's record rain. That includes Alvin Cooper, who is pleading for help. His story is part of an intensive reporting project from St. Louis Public Radio and NPR's Next Generation Radio.

Early voting begins Thursday in Illinois for the General Election.

Eighteenth-century French diplomat Joseph de Maistre famously articulated, “In a democracy, people get the leaders they deserve.” In light of The New York Times’ recent coverage and Business Insider’s ongoing “Conflicted Congress” investigation into violations of 2012’s STOCK Act, electing better leaders can start with requiring greater financial transparency to quickly reveal potential conflicts of […]

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There was a burglary overnight at a Save-A-Lot store in north St. Louis.

A man is in custody Thursday morning after a deadly shooting at the SouthSide Barber and Beauty Salon in the Grove neighborhood.

A former St. Louis County jail official will plead guilty to federal bribery charges related to COVID-19 funds.

Barnes-Jewish healthcare officials are teaming up with Enterprise Center.

The oldest McDonald's in Missouri and on Route 66 reopens Thursday morning.

It's fall and that means hockey season is almost upon us and so is flu season.

The Drug Enforcement Administration of St. Louis is conducting drug related training Thursday.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson is visiting Parkway School District's Spark Program Thursday. 

Missouri Senator Roy Blunt will deliver remarks at the President Harry S. Truman statue unveiling Thursday.

Missouri Task Force 1 officially deployed to Florida to assist emergency management.

WASHINGTON — U.S. senators from both parties said Wednesday they hope to negotiate an energy permitting reform bill yet this year, reviving efforts to streamline the process after West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin III had to pull back his plan amid broad opposition. The Manchin proposal was attached to a must-pass government funding bill […]

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