County council approved a 474‑lot subdivision near Highway N on Feb. 23, prompting neighbors to warn of worse congestion and strained schools.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled Jan. 23 that HOA bans on rooftop solar are unenforceable under state law, reversing a Greene County decision and clarifying RSMo § 442.404.

Sansone Group and Mia Rose Holdings closed on land for The Preston at City Center, a $55M, 216‑unit luxury apartment community at 5130 Mexico Road in St. Peters. Construction is expected to begin in April 2026.

A proposed 16‑building, $16B data center off Highway O has packed town halls as neighbors warn it could drain wells and reshape the Meramec valley.

Clayton school leaders are exploring whether Fontbonne University's campus could be repurposed as a new elementary school. The conversation is preliminary and no deal is in place.

Rolla Public Schools hired S.M. Wilson to convert the former Columbia College site into a full‑day early childhood center with an on‑site clinic and roughly 350 seats.

Foristell aldermen will consider annexing 216 acres Tuesday for a proposed data center. Packed meetings and an online petition have residents and officials bracing for a heated hearing.

A new board bill would create a downtown entertainment district in St. Louis, aiming to centralize rules for nightlife and events while courting larger shows.

MoDOT plans to close the eastbound driving lane of I-70 at mile marker 140 for repairs on February 16, between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m., expecting traffic delays.

Gateway Tower at 1 S. Memorial Drive has been placed into receivership amid roughly 53% occupancy, the Business Journal reports. The move continues a wave of lender actions across downtown St. Louis.

City and partners rolled out a public‑private plan to revive Downtown St. Louis, targeting two high‑profile vacant sites and quick streetscape projects.

HOK unveiled a new Peabody Plaza studio Thursday and pledged to keep its St. Louis operations downtown, showing the space to city leaders and business groups.

The Goldman Group opened the doors at 909 Chestnut and reiterated plans to convert the vacant AT&T Tower to housing and retail — if state tax credits come through.