Downtown St. Louis' activity recovery is poor compared with other North American markets, ranking only ahead of San Francisco, according to research from the University of Toronto that cites mobile phone data.
The university's School of Cities said that for a period from December 2022 to February 2023, St. Louis' downtown recovery ranked 62nd out of 63 markets, with just 38% of the activity level from the same period in 2019, before the Covid-19 pandemic. It said it obtained the activity level by…
I was talking to a cannabis business owner I’ve known for a while and respect. The man, who is white, told me he refused to use the term “marijuana” because it’s racist.
From Webster-Kirkwood Times: In an attempt to encourage the use of solar power in the community, the Webster Groves City Council on April 18 held a public hearing on a bill making the process easier to install solar panels on residential homes, including those in the city’s four historic districts. Under the bill, solar panel […]
The ACLU of Missouri is asking a Cole County judge to force the secretary of state’s office to finalize its work on an abortion-rights initiative petition so proponents can begin collecting signatures. The legal maneuver, which was filed Thursday afternoon, comes after The Independent revealed a behind-the-scenes push by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey to […]
From St. Louis Business Journal: The $47 million Residence Inn in Clayton opened last month despite a number of construction challenges, including supply chain and labor shortages and skyrocketing construction costs, which led to a change in the hotel’s design. The project, the Residence Inn by Marriott, launched in early 2021, during the pandemic. The […]
There is a new Aldi for people in St. Charles. On May 4 at 9 a.m., the new store opened. Aldi will be open every day from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 1095 Regency Parkway in St. Charles.
It appears things are getting a little harder before they get any easier for a struggling St. Louis Cardinals squad, already down 10-2 in Thursday's series finale against the Los Angeles Angels.
Laura Hughes, who began her new job on April 17, is responsible for leading First Mid Bank & Trust’s marketing and deposit strategy as well as overseeing its performance, culture and customer experience, officials said.
In his push to prod Missouri lawmakers to legalize sports betting, Bill DeWitt III said it could give the team an extra revenue stream to boost the club's payroll.
From The St. Louis American: At the Urban League of Metropolitan Saint Louis’ (ULSTL) 105th Annual Dinner earlier this month, Mayor Tishaura O. Jones and St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC) presented the organization with a check to represent its allocation of $10 million of New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) to the redevelopment and expansion of […]
Richard Fortus of Guns N’ Roses stopped by the KSHE studios and talked about their upcoming show at Busch Stadium, Mississippi Nights, St. Louis and more!
From West News Magazine: Progress 64 West and YouthBridge Community Foundation of Greater St. Louis have announced the establishment of a scholarship fund that has the power to help high school seniors achieve their educational goals – The Progress 64 Entrepreneurial Scholarship Fund. The fund is the evolution of Progress 64 West’s existing scholarship program, […]
A new trailer has just been released for the upcoming documentary Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis), which tells the story of the art studio known for some of the most iconic…
Foo Fighters were booked to play Saturday Night Live's season finale, Variety reports. The episode — which, according to the trade, was set to be hosted by Jennifer Coolidge — is now…
Stevie Pimblott has lived on Cherokee Street for eight years, and in that time he’s lost “a good number of people” to heroin and now, fentanyl, he says. “It just kind of got the point where it was like, ‘Why is there no naloxone in the streets?’” He says.
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