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Jubilee Community Development Corporation—in partnership with St. Louis-based architecture, planning, urban design and interiors firm Trivers—is undertaking the largest private project north of the Delmar Divide in 75 years: the Jubilee Community Wellness Center. The project consists of a $24 million renovation of the historic 51,380-square-foot Eliot School located at 4242 Grove Street. Designed by William B. Ittner in […]

Eight Republicans vying to fill seat being vacated by retiring U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer. Bob Onder leads Kurt Schaefer and Justin Hicks in raising money.

An Illinois woman has filed a lawsuit against Target that accuses the retail giant of collecting biometric data without consent.

Social media influencer, advocate for transgender rights, and most recently pop star Dylan Mulvaney is set to speak at Saint Louis University on Monday.  Mulvaney gained popularity on TikTok as she documented her transition in her “Days of Girlhood” series. She now has 10 million followers on the platform, a success that led her to where most St. Louisans likely know her from — a collaboration with Bud Light.

"Remember when we could take a vacation?" say the Trump apologists. Indeed I can. It was last year.

A man who committed three carjackings in St. Louis City in 2021, one of which was fatal, was sentenced to federal prison on Tuesday.

A growing trend in active adult living is unfolding in St. Peters, Mo. with the construction of the $37.8 million Viva Bene in St. Peters, Mo. Developed by Avenue, the 161-unit luxury living apartment community will be completed this fall by Midas Construction and will feature a number of amenities for age 55-plus active adults. According […]

Getting real about incentives, crime, and homelessness would help

In March, Pete Townshend suggested The Who should maybe do one final tour before giving up the road, but now he appears to be backtracking on that idea.Pete’s initial comments came during…

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While branding undoubtedly plays a role in shaping perceptions, it’s the underlying unity of purpose that defines a community. Nine PBS CEO Amy Shaw writes that St. Louis has a profound need for such a purpose.

Christe Mirikitani's fight to teach pitching lessons in a Ballwin backyard shows the tension between HOA rules and property rights.

Alberici has hired Shelley Scalzo Brown as vice president of safety. In this role she will oversee the implementation of the company’s industry-leading safety program and build on their “Make It Personal” safety approach that focuses on personal ownership and accountability for safety. Scalzo Brown is a Certified Safety Professional with over 20 years of […]

Keeley Restoration Services, part of St. Louis-based Keeley Cos., acquired Chamberlin Contracting Inc. of Kansas City earlier this month.

The Boston buyer of the AT&T tower in downtown St. Louis purchased it for less than the building’s sale price two years ago.

Popularized 15 years ago in Tijuana, Mexico, the dippable, dunkable delicacy has become popular all across the United States.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department reports one man died nine days after injuries he suffered in an assault earlier this month in north St. Louis.

The move follows the city of St. Louis taking steps toward authorizing eminent domain at the property, but last month tabling an initial move that would be required.

by Dr. John Gaal Editor’s Note: Each week, Dr. John Gaal, director of worker wellness for the Missouri Works Initiative, a non-profit workforce formed by the Missouri AFL-CIO, collects and comments on news and trends in workforce wellness and life balance. Construction Forum carries the Worker Wellness & Well-Being Blog as a regular feature. The […]

Three men already facing human trafficking charges in St. Charles County now face federal charges tied to the same forced labor investigation. A One of the suspect's wives was also indicted.