East-West Gateway Council of Governments

Survey results collected through the end of the month will help determine St. Louis metro area goals for years to come.

The report shows 40% of the region’s crashes are in economically disadvantaged areas. It could help officials apply for federal funds to help reduce vehicle and pedestrian crashes by half by 2050.

Homicides in the city of St. Louis have decreased 20% since last year, and juvenile shootings are down nearly 40% this year, according to Mayor Tishaura Jones' office.

The East-West Gateway Council of Governments will apply for federal funds to develop a regional action plan to reduce serious injuries and deaths of pedestrians. Having that plan will make the region eligible for additional funding.

A proposal to accept an additional $1.2 million in federal funds to restart the trolley, and turn operation of the system over to the transit agency Metro, failed in October.

The East-West Gateway Council of Governments rejected a plan Wednesday to use $1.26 million in federal money to fund the 2.2-mile connection between the Delmar Loop and Missouri History Museum in Forest Park.

A rebate option that came with the tax hike is making it tougher for the state to estimate how much more money will come in.

The East-West Gateway Council of Governments is considering a study about regional governance of St. Louis Lambert International Airport.During a board…

Red-light cameras might be returning to St. Louis intersections, but research questions whether they make streets any safer.The cameras were…