Tenant organizers call on city to fully fund Right to Counsel program
St. Louis’ scaled-back program only serves a small fraction of the people facing eviction who call for help, says Legal Services of Eastern Missouri.
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St. Louis Sports Commission says it needs public funding to compete
The nonprofit is hoping for a one-time infusion of Rams’ dollars to create a fund that would also reap some benefits from the events it hosts.
City vows to get rental assistance program set up after long delays
The Board of Aldermen authorized the “Impacted Tenants” fund 19 months ago, but tornado victims continue to wait.
Questions over data centers get regional attention and research
The regional agency asked for the research to be undertaken at the suggestion of St. Charles County executive Steve Ehlmann, as the prospect of local projects have become a hot button issue.
Nicholas J.C. Pistor Office honors the man, but not his quest
The former Post-Dispatch reporter wanted the paper’s digs at City Hall open to all journalists—but the Post maintains its rent-free monopoly.
Town hall on Midtown data center brings out critics—and promises of no tax abatement
Hundreds showed up for a meeting to discuss one of two proposals by developers THO Investments and Simms Building Group.
St. Louis sheriff fights to block aldermanic edict on medical transports
The city’s star witness: The man Sheriff Alfred Montgomery toppled, Vernon Betts.
Spencer plans to codify new regulations for data centers by executive order
The compromise takes a data center moratorium off the table in the city of St. Louis.
Airport Commission approves Turo car rentals at Lambert
The proposed agreement before Wednesday’s meeting of the Airport Commission would restrict rental activities to surface lots beyond walking distance of either terminal.
Red light cameras remain in legal crosshairs in Missouri
The city of Hannibal recently scrapped its photo enforcement program after being sued by two Clayton lawyers.