This week is packed with public meetings on data center proposals across the St. Louis region.

The two organizations launched with philanthropic support from Andy Taylor are coming together as Taylor Geospatial with a refined focus on AI and geospatial data.

The Urban Land Institute’s 14-week Real Estate Diversity Initiative program is helping people of color and women get a foothold in an industry that’s tough to break into.

Researchers from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis examined 211 calls for resource referrals to track and understand how households were navigating economic shocks in real time.

Alberto Musalem knows inflation is a challenge, but feels hopeful about the “tailwinds” propelling the economy.

The city sought to stabilize the North St. Louis site that helped launch Ike and Tina Turner, but says the building can’t be saved.

The shift reflects feedback from local tech CEOs who say companies looking to grow need more support in finding capital and customers locally.

The St. Louis-based nonprofit has a range of communities serving older adults, meaning it can provide care to people aging across the income spectrum.

It can be a challenge both to quantify and reduce the carbon emissions coming from essential building materials, either through new practices or new products.

A $600 million project has grown to a $3 billion one, in part because of commitments to redevelop The Armory building into new high-end office space.