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The Ivory Tower Doesn’t Pay Taxes, but They Should Still Pay Up
Activists in St. Louis want Washington University—with its multibillion-dollar endowment—to pony up to help rebuild public schools.
AT&T Tower owner discloses $350M redevelopment in pitch for tax credits
The developer who last year purchased the AT&T Tower on Wednesday disclosed plans for a $350 million redevelopment of the ...
Missouri Senate hears plan for subsidies to help downtown development in St. Louis
Vacant downtown St. Louis office buildings could become apartments using funds from a $102 million tax credit program ...
Missouri Senate hears plan for subsidies to jumpstart downtown redevelopment
Vacant downtown St. Louis office buildings could become apartments using funds from a $102 million tax credit program ...
This monument to electricity nears 100 years old and still lights Kansas City’s skyline
Kansas City Power & Light eventually sold the building in 1957, though the company continued to lease office space there until 1991 . By 2014, the building’s last tenants left, and work began on ...
Development decline
Higher interest rates and costs are overwhelmingly cited for the development decline in the city. But the mayor's tax ...
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Super Bowl LIX laser light projections on St. Louis Cathedral delight some, infuriate others
Some see the Super Bowl LIX light projections on St. Louis Cathedral as a ‘breathtaking’ experience others, a ‘tragic misuse ...