Bryce Gray

The moves from the planning commission do not seal the fate of either project.

It's the third announced sale of a part of Spire in just over three weeks, as the company has described a push to round up cash to help finance its

Despite some stormy activity Monday morning, “the most potent thunderstorms will occur this afternoon and evening,” said the National Weather Service’s local forecast office.

Data center proposals in the St. Louis region and beyond are stoking wide-ranging questions and concerns tied to their consumption of electric power.

Data center proposals across the country are stoking wide-ranging questions and concerns tied to their consumption of electric power.

NORTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY — A clubhouse next to a vacant apartment complex in Hazelwood is expected to be demolished next October because of radioactive

Police consider 20-year-old Antonio Arellano-Banda an "endangered person," and said he was last in contact with friends on Thursday.

Ameren CEO Marty Lyons received more than $14 million in compensation in 2025. It includes nearly $200,000 in “personal aircraft usage” for charter flights.

New data show that last year's tornado that rocked St. Louis and neighboring areas was the widest in the region's recorded history, the National Weather Service said on Friday —

UNIVERSITY CITY — The region's top flooding expert has resigned from University City's stormwater commission, saying the city is taking too long to improve its warning system on the dangerously flood-prone River Des Peres.