Parking

A Chesterfield-based tech company, Fybr, has installed 275 wireless parking sensors in downtown Kirkwood. Starting this week, residents and visitors will be able to access real-time parking availability via the mobile app, Park Kirkwood.

Some St. Louis residents have expressed concerns after demolition permits were issued for a group of historic buildings along the 1900 block of Olive Boulevard. The fate of another building, at 201 S. Jefferson, also has people speaking up. To city resident Catherine Hamacher, who works as an urban planner, both cases are a reminder that, oftentimes, “people have a hard time seeing the ‘what could be.’”

Drivers with unpaid parking tickets in St. Louis may soon be able to put them on a payment plan.The St. Louis Treasurer's Office announced Thursday that…

Another busy intersection in the Delmar Loop will be shut down starting Monday for Loop Trolley construction. More than 85 percent of the track for the…

Forest Park Forever wants to hear from the public about how people enter, get around and access attractions at the green space in the heart of the…

The cost of on-street parking in St. Louis will go up in July. The city’s parking commission approved increased meter rates and fines Thursday. Parking…

State Auditor Tom Schweich is taking aim at a gated Downtown St. Louis parking lot that he says should be open to the public. At issue is a parking lot at…

Rams fans can get their parking reserved in advance of Sunday’s game through a service called Parking Panda.The company, which was founded in 2011 and…

Beginning this fall, there will be more options for paying parking meters in the city of St. Louis, including credit cards and smartphones.The St. Louis…

If you park a car in the city of St. Louis, treasurer Tishaura Jones wants to hear from you.Jones has planned a series of town halls over the next week to…