St. Louis city now has its first mountain bike trail: Federer’s Folly
The one-mile trail in Carondelet Park was built entirely by volunteers and paid for with private funds.
Anne Schweitzer
“Archie,” St. Louis’ new bike lane sweeper, meets its adoring public
Mayor Cara Spencer hailed the sweeper as a step toward a more bikeable St. Louis.
Cyclists want Gravois fix after recent deaths—but state route status makes things tricky
The state maintains the thoroughfare, and not always on locals’ timeline.
Schweitzer/Kirchner rematch has St. Louis’ 1st ward talking
Former sheriff’s deputy Tony Kirchner wants to unseat Alderwoman Anne Schweitzer by focusing on the basics—and owning his checkered past.
City Hall insiders play Monday morning quarterback after Rams fund stalemate
Ironically, the Board of Aldermen ended up with the position that it held before months of public engagement: leave the money in a trust fund.
As Rams bill heads to a vote, a new spectre looms—Trump
Some aldermen wonder whether the city’s plans for Rams funding still makes sense in the post-Biden universe.
Aldermanic compromise on Rams spending may rest on fine print
Several key members of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen expressed reservations on a the new plan touted at a press conference this morning.
Aldermanic bills investing Rams funds in downtown St. Louis move closer together
“If you really look at the text of these bills, they really are getting closer and closer,” said Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier
St. Louis aldermen weigh two plans for Rams funds—and infinite possibilities
With two proposals now on the table, aldermen acknowledge some elements of both may be necessary to get eight votes.
Plan would end aldermanic control of speed humps in St. Louis
For years, calming traffic on your street has depended on who you know. Alderman Michael Browning wants to change that.