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Brian Munoz/St. Louis Public RadioOfficials predict high Christmas travel numbers across the St. Louis region, potentially exceeding 5 million people this year. The TSA advises people to ensure they have acceptable forms of identification and to make sure they have acceptable items in their luggage before traveling. -
Brian Munoz/St. Louis Public RadioAs Illinoisans use more natural gas to heat their homes with colder weather hitting the region, Ameren says changes to the company’s local natural gas storage fields in the Metro East will help make it more efficient and save customers money in the long run.
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Before the outbreak, the Metro East producer had about 900 chickens and guinea hens, 80 ducks, and 20 geese. All had to be killed when the Illinois Department of Agriculture detected avian influenza. -
Thursday’s decision by U.S. Steel will provide a short-term win for the steelworkers, who have long been critical of the company’s decision not to produce steel in Granite City. -
Officials in charge of the Dome at American’s Center in Downtown St. Louis approved a plan to merge with Explore St. Louis in hopes of shaking up the management of the two complexes. -
Waymo will launch its automated vehicles in St. Louis this week. The San Francisco-based company said the vehicles will have drivers at first. -
Following the ICC’s approval of a $73 million rate increase for Ameren last month, the company’s residential customers can expect to see an average $3.65 increase on their monthly bills starting in January. -
St. Louis diner the Buttery closed in November, while several long-anticipated restaurants opened throughout the region. -
AltonWorks, a company that's opened a coworking space and has several housing efforts underway, funded the project along with the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. -
Six months after the May 16 tornado ripped through north St. Louis, people who had insurance policies are struggling to repair their homes. Some say their insurance companies aren’t making it easier. -
St. Louis voters initially adopted the sales tax in 2017 to fund MetroLink expansion along Jefferson Avenue, but Mayor Cara Spencer canceled the project due to rising costs and questions about getting federal funding. -
The Impacted Tenants Fund offers one-time financial assistance to people displaced from their homes.
