Eric Schmid

Leaders from Detroit, Atlanta, and Washington, D.C., say Great Rivers Greenway is avoiding mistakes they made and prioritizing communities in north St. Louis.

Serving bursts of visitors during conventions and other events can be essential to survival, but it brings plenty of complications.

The agency aims to simultaneously spur more housing and new activity along concentrated commercial corridors, particularly along Dr. Martin Luther King Drive.

Greater St. Louis Inc. convened a panel discussion with representatives from the data center industry, labor unions, building trades, and even a former commissioner on Missouri’s Public Service Commission in an effort to reframe how people talk about the developments.

As rising electricity rates squeeze farmers, the new unit of Brighton, Illinois-based UnCommon Farms looks to offer solutions with renewable energy projects.

The topic is hot given the $15 million in Rams money set aside for projects along the city’s frontage of the Mississippi River.

The new brand from Switchgrass Spirits was developed as a lower-cost vodka, gin, and rum for bars serving higher-end cocktails.

The special taxing district encompassing 111 acres in the Covenant Blu-Grand Center and Midtown neighborhoods will get a public hearing on August 12.

Advocates hope the new tax credit will help get more money into homegrown early stage companies.

Construction costs in the tens of billions and tepid projected ridership growth has some leaders balking at the idea.