Joe Edwards

The university said it sees the transaction as a way to preserve and support the vitality of the Loop and also to secure space for a few administrative offices close to the university’s main campus.

Developer Joe Edwards will sell the Tivoli Theatre to the church that has been renting space there for services and a web consulting firm that aims to attract other businesses for a "web district" in the Delmar Loop.

This weekend, the Delmar Loop Trolley could make its last run.The beleaguered trolley has run out of funding after struggling to grow ridership amidst…

The presiding officer of the St. Louis County Council won’t introduce legislation to provide more money for the Loop Trolley — a move that could make it…

The Loop Trolley platform just outside the Pageant in the Delmar Loop was packed last Friday evening with people waiting to board. That hasn’t been a…

The new year means an increase to Missouri's minimum wage, but not all business owners are on board.Starting Jan. 1, the minimum wage will increase from…

The Delmar Loop Trolley was scheduled to welcome riders today for the first time. But the storm that dumped several inches of snow across the region…

Officials of the Loop Trolley Company say there will be a “soft opening” of the Delmar Loop Trolley soon with a big celebration and official launch to…

Rachelle L’Ecuyer grew up right near the Delmar Loop, so becoming its first-ever executive director earlier this month felt a lot like coming home. Still,…

Legendary musician Chuck Berry, the “poet laureate” of rock 'n roll, died Saturday, at his home in St. Charles. He left behind him a changed world of…