Grandview Arcade rehab along South Grand gives neighbors a sneak peek
Since breaking ground as part of the Marquette Homes project last year, the prominent South City building is nearly ready to begin leasing to new residents.
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How St. Louis can crush the 2028 Olympic marathon trials
USA Track and Field CEO Max Siegel shares a few key things locals and business leaders can do to ensure a memorable experience.
ProvanAI is developing a way to predict ovarian cancer risk from mammograms
The newest startup from WashU Medicine professors Joy Jiang and Graham Colditz builds on the breast cancer risk prediction technology they sold last year.
A new center aims to make St. Louis a hub of global AI innovation
The Spirit of St. Louis AI Innovation Center has backing from tech behemoths of NVIDIA, Amazon Web Services, Google, World Wide Technology, and others.
OpsCompanion is building fences in the ‘Wild West’ of artificial intelligence
The St. Louis startup’s first commercial product, Standpipe, can redact or block prompts from users that contain highly sensitive information—heading off AI-triggered data breaches.
Missy Kelley bids farewell to a career that spans the corporate world and boosting downtown
Known for her high-profile past job at Downtown St. Louis Inc., Kelley is ready to retire from serving as Anders’ chief growth officer.
Gabe Angieri is leaving Arch Grants after 10 years
Angieri has been the executive director of the nonprofit supporting local startups for the past four years. He will stay on through the fall as Arch Grants searches for its first CEO.
Midtown taxing district heads to aldermen, despite skepticism from TIF commissioners
The St. Louis Tax Increment Financing Commission recommended alders approve the $39.5M taxing district for Midtown and Grand Center, but had plenty of questions.
A-List 2026: Visionary Award
Pastor Andre Alexander is building much-needed housing in the JeffVanderLou neighborhood—and keeping it affordable, too.
Greater St. Louis Inc. reshuffles downtown programming amid staffing turnover
A pause and discontinuation of key programs have some people wondering if the organization’s commitment to downtown St. Louis has begun to fade.
Local civic groups buy Kiener Plaza’s garages, with big plans for improvements
Arch to Park Equity Fund, the Gateway Arch Park Foundation, and the Berges Family Foundation are committed to long term investment into the downtown structures.