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Real Estate & Development in ...
Lux Living sold the Chelsea on Pershing Avenue, a building once at the center of a federal indictment; the transfer renews questions about tax incentives and oversight.
Weather & Environment in ...
Sunny and warm Friday with gusty southwest winds; Red Flag Warning noon–6 p.m. Avoid outdoor burning.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A man's body was found inside a Wellston house days after a midweek blaze; police and fire investigators say the cause of the fire and the death are under review.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A Central West End woman says raw sewage keeps backing up into her basement and alley while the sewer district says inspection found a private-lateral defect and work is scheduled.
Community & Society in ...
BJC says most workers will keep or receive raises, but internal memos show cuts to differential and on‑demand pay that could shrink some St. Louis paychecks.
Politics & Govt in ...
The St. Louis police oversight board approved new discipline rules while inheriting dozens of unresolved misconduct cases. Clearing the backlog will test the board’s authority.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
GeoSTL launched Thursday to grow St. Louis’ geospatial jobs and companies, anchored by the NGA and led by former NGA official Mark Munsell.
Food & Drinks in ...
UKRAFT is opening GuacoTaco at 14560 Manchester in Winchester, a 4,500‑sqft Tex‑Mex spot with brunch, seven salsas and a full bar slated for late April.
A Pine Lawn resident was charged with first‑degree murder after a Feb. 4 shooting in north St. Louis that killed an 18‑year‑old.
Alex Henry of El Molino del Sureste picked up his first James Beard semifinalist nod for Best Chef: Midwest, spotlighting Yucatán cooking and house-made masa.
Bayer has started a roughly $100M renovation of its Creve Coeur offices. Local permits show more than $15M in work already under way.
So Deity Diner reopened Wednesday after months of repairs following the March 2025 tornado, celebrating with a ribbon-cutting and a city social post.
A St. Louis Business Journal survey shows most local attractions remain below 2019 attendance, squeezing businesses and cultural programs across the city.
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