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The St. Louis Blues will play the Edmonton Oilers at Enterprise Center on Feb. 4.

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From West Newsmagazine:  Chesterfield is soon to get another multi-sport complex located east of Eatherton Road and south of Wings Corporate Drive. India Sports Association LLC submitted a request to rezone the 19.489-acre tract of land from “NU” Non-Urban District to “PI” Planned Industrial District. At its meeting Jan. 21 the Chesterfield City Council approved […]

From St. Louis Business Journal:  Wellspent Brewing Co. in Midtown is looking for a buyer. Eben Shantz, owner of Wellspent at 2917 Olive St., said Monday on social media the business has been listed for sale. It has an asking price of $99,000, according to the for-sale listing. Shantz in 2019 acquired Wellspent and reopened […]

“We’re not accepting change for any change,” Mayor Herb Roach said. “We want positive change that’s going to bring something positive to the community.”

From The Fabricator:  For years, industry advocates have been trumpeting the fact that this isn’t your father’s manufacturing. Shops today are cleaner, safer, and more high tech than ever. Manufacturing technology has become truly astounding, creating a very different industry—one based more on problem-solving and less on grunt work. The dark, dirty, and dangerous days […]

Valentine’s Day is 10 days away and florists across the region are gearing up for one of their biggest holidays.

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office identified the victim as 38-year-old Kevin M. Davis of Elsberry, Missouri.

From First Alert 4:  A city program administered through the St. Louis Development Corporation has knocked down more than 100 vacant buildings since its start in late 2023. Using $15 million in state ARPA funds, the Land Reutilization Authority began clearing abandoned structures last year in an effort to revitalize neighborhoods. On Monday SLDC invited […]

From Construction Dive:  Nonresidential construction spending ticked down 0.2% in December to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.24 trillion, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data released Monday. Spending declined in nine of the 16 nonresidential subcategories on a monthly basis. Public nonresidential spending fell 0.5%, while private nonresidential […]

President Trump on Tuesday floated the idea of the U.S. taking over the Gaza Strip, saying America should be responsible for clearing the territory of rubble and unexploded bombs and proposing an “economic development.” Trump’s remarks are some of his most extreme rhetoric regarding the future of the territory where nearly 2 million Palestinians live [...]

Harrowing moments from a 2023 police shootout in Soulard are being revealed on video for the first time. The video is now available because the case closed with a conviction, at which point FOX 2 News requested the video under the Missouri Sunshine Law.

The City of St. Louis Department of Health announced Tuesday that three dogs involved in an attack that killed a 62-year-old woman and injured her husband last month have been euthanized.

As recently noted, New York State now has a law requiring that ISPs (with more than 20,000 subscribers) offer low-income state residents a 25 Mbps broadband tier for $15. Big Telecom didn’t much like that, but their efforts to kill the law, first passed in 2021, fell apart when the Supreme Court refused to hear […]

From The St. Louis American:  One of the city’s oldest and most historic public housing developments will soon be reborn and redeveloped into a model community which will include 350 new mixed-income apartments and affordable homes. Construction is set to begin on the new Clinton-Peabody public housing community after The Missouri Housing Development Commission (MHDC) […]

City development nonprofit St. Louis Development Corp. will have to consider different funding sources to acquire the Railway Exchange Building after the Board of Aldermen on Tuesday reached a stalemate on how to spend the Rams settlement money, likely causing any plan for the settlement funds to be put off for months.

From St. Louis Post-Dispatch:  Weeks of frantic work to appropriate hundreds of millions of dollars in Rams relocation settlement money hit a wall again Tuesday at the Board of Aldermen. After a couple of hours of debate, aldermen had not advanced any of the plans on the table, and some suggested they would delay action […]