St. Louis data center zoning bill heads to aldermen with noise, power rules
St. Louis, MO – Board Bill 49 would create city zoning rules for data centers, adding size classes, setbacks, utility disclosures and public review.
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St. Louis tornado recovery moves ahead as demolition starts and Rams fund bill takes shape
St. Louis, MO — Demolition has started on tornado-damaged properties, while a proposed Rams-settlement bill could steer one-time money toward recovery and city priorities.
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St. Louis data center zoning draft heads to May 18 hearing
St. Louis has updated its proposed data center rules and will hold another hearing May 18, with an informational webinar set for May 11.
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St. Louis sends $1.41 billion FY2027 budget to aldermen
St. Louis city leaders sent a proposed $1.41 billion FY2027 budget to aldermen, with pay raises, police funding growth and maintenance spending.
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St. Louis water bills could rise for years under city proposal
St. Louis city water bills could rise in phases through 2032 under a proposed rate plan. The sharpest jumps would come in 2026 and 2027, and public input is open.
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St. Louis water bills could rise under new city rate proposal
St. Louis MO – City leaders are proposing another water-rate increase that could add about $7 to $9 a month for average households if approved.
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St. Louis approves Midtown data center permit with new conditions, tax promises, and neighborhood questions
St. Louis MO – The Board of Public Service approved a Midtown data center permit with added limits on cooling, generators, taxes, and jobs on April 21.
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St. Louis Board of Aldermen ends its session Monday: what the housing and storm-recovery changes mean now
St. Louis MO – The Board of Aldermen’s April 20 sine die meeting is mostly a wrap-up, but the session already changed housing rules and advanced tornado recovery work.
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St. Louis downtown redevelopment incentives advance as vacant tower projects and city district plans move forward
St. Louis MO – A Missouri House redevelopment bill advanced April 16, putting new incentive rules in play for vacant downtown towers as City Hall eyes its own housing and district agenda.
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St. Louis manually checked every tornado siren this week. Here’s what changed after last year’s warning failure
St. Louis MO – A citywide siren test put firefighters at all 60 warning sites as St. Louis tries to prove its storm alert system works differently now.
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Data Center Vote Delayed, Industrial Deals Expand, Labor Rules Stir Debate
St. Louis, MO – April 3, 2026 – A major data center vote is delayed, new industrial properties change hands, and labor rules could affect local funding.
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Data Center Vote Delayed, Construction Budget Tightens, and New Work Zones Across St. Louis
St. Louis, MO – April 2, 2026 – City leaders delay a major data center vote, state lawmakers trim construction funds, and new road work begins.
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Data Centers, State Budget Shifts and Police Board Meeting Lead St. Louis Agenda
St. Louis, MO – April 1, 2026 – Regional data center plans and state budget shifts are reshaping infrastructure, taxes and economic priorities across the metro.
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Budget Pressure, Data Center Vote Delay, and Police Board Meeting Lead Local Agenda
St. Louis, MO – March 31, 2026 – Budget tightening in Jefferson City, a delayed $3B data center vote, and a key police board meeting shape today’s local outlook.
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Eminent Domain Fight, Metro Upgrades, and Measles Monitoring Lead Local Agenda
St. Louis, MO – March 30, 2026 – City leaders advance a northside redevelopment suit, Metro outlines transit upgrades, and health officials track measles exposure.
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Corporate Filings and Data Center Plans Highlight St. Louis Growth
St. Louis, MO – March 29, 2026 – Major financial and health care firms post new filings as large-scale data center plans add momentum to growth.
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Storm Recovery, Transit Planning Lead St. Louis Policy Week
St. Louis, MO – March 27, 2026 – Storm recovery updates and transit budget planning top the agenda as regional leaders weigh infrastructure and funding priorities.
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Police Budget Tensions, Data Center Push and Transit Planning Lead St. Louis Agenda
St. Louis, MO – March 26, 2026 – Police budget tensions, a major data center proposal, and Metro planning decisions are shaping this week’s civic conversation.
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Storm Aftermath, Downtown Events, and Six Flags Update Lead Local Headlines
St. Louis, MO – March 25, 2026 – Cleanup from recent severe weather, a major April wrestling event, and Six Flags changes are making headlines.
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Weekend Roundup: Blues Fest, Swap Meet and Family Expo Draw Crowds
St. Louis, MO – March 22, 2026 – Weekend crowds fill venues as Gateway Blues Fest, Eureka swap meet and family expos draw visitors across the region.
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Armory Tech Plan Advances, Spring Events Bloom Across St. Louis
St. Louis, MO – March 21, 2026 – City leaders weigh a $3B Armory tech district, spring events fill parks, and storm cleanup continues across the region.
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Curfew Debate, Storm Damage, and Big Crowds Lead Today’s St. Louis Headlines
St. Louis, MO – March 17, 2026 – City leaders weigh an earlier weekend curfew after 314 Day violence as storms sweep the region and downtown braces for big crowds.
