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Headlines from the Jan. 26, 1926, front page include: A policeman-turned-robber blamed an actress for leading him into a life of crime.

The post Our Reporting Showed Washington Ranks Last in Green Energy Growth. Now the State Is Working to Speed It Up. appeared first on ProPublica.

Through television ads and online campaigns, industry-backed groups are promising jobs, clean energy, and lower electricity bills.

The City of St. Louis and Metro Transit are now exploring Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) instead of the MetroLink Green Line. The $1.1 billion light rail project proved too costly. St. Louis is now pursuing BRT in hopes of delivering rail-like service at roughly half the cost and building it faster with fewer construction impacts.

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Extreme Cold Warning: Dangerously Low Wind Chills Expected Overnight

by Tom Finan, Executive Director, Construction ForumSterling Bank has formally reset its long-planned redevelopment at the corner of South Bemiston and Carondelet avenues in downtown Clayton, submitting plans for a four-story office building and bank branch that replaces an earlier proposal for a high-rise apartment tower.The new project, filed with the City of Clayton on Jan. 20, […]

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From St. Louis Business Journal: A company is looking to build three data centers in Metro East, which could all be linked for one project. The data center development firm, Cloverleaf Infrastructure, has been working on projects in the Midwest, especially in states that receive more of their energy from renewable sources, and is eyeing […]

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From WashU Medicine: Cones, bollards and fenced-in sections on the Washington University Medical Campus stand as visible signs of progress. Nestled between St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Barnes-Jewish Hospital sit Ellen S. Clark Hope Plaza and Wohl Circle, two areas of current construction. After completion of the vertical expansion of the Steven & Susan Lipstein […]

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In Loving Memory

A man is fighting for his life after jumping from a two-story home that caught fire Sunday night in north St. Louis.

Road crews in central Missouri got some help from Mother Nature on Sunday afternoon.

FOX 2 spoke with drivers who were out on the roads Sunday afternoon to see how they’re feeling about driving conditions going into the workweek.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) shared an update on what troopers have been working on during this weekend's winter storm on Sunday afternoon.