A community meeting in Montgomery City drew hundreds expressing opposition to proposed data centers. Residents raised concerns about water, noise, light pollution, utility costs, and transparency issues.
Michael Allen puts the recent Crunden-Martin factory fire in context with a look back at the wave of redevelopment plans started during Francis Slay’s tenure as mayor.
The Youth Council for Positive Development seeks applications for the 2025 Jamala Rogers Young Visionary Award, honoring youth activism in St. Louis.
St. Louisans gathered outside Israel Chemical Limited’s Creve Coeur offices to protest the company’s record of supplying munitions to the Israeli military.
In recent months, local government watchdog Gerry Connolly observed an important change in the city’s Sunshine Law portal. The mayor’s office says this was done in error and will be corrected.
After being allowed to empty under the Jones administration, Mayor Spencer looks to refill the commission overseeing the city’s Civil Rights Enforcement Agency.
A record request indicates city aldermen are still ignoring reforms to the city charter’s ethics provisions that passed in 2022.
Questions around the decision giving a major tornado recovery contract to a newly formed firm continue.
Despite previous promises to the contrary, the Board of Aldermen does not appear to be complying with the expanded ethics requirements in the Reform St. Louis charter reform.
St. Louisans gathered to make their voices heard at Saturday’s “Make Billionaires Pay” event, which was organized by Indivisible St. Louis.
