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The Urban Land Institute will send a panel of advisors to downtown St. Louis to devise strategies to boost the business climate here.

The proposal is the latest action city officials have taken to shore up the historic Olive Street property, which has been a public nuisance for years.

The proposal is the latest action city officials have taken to shore up the historic Olive Street property, which has been a public nuisance for years.

The 16.5-acre site produced ammunition during World War II and the Korean and Vietnam wars, and has been vacant since 1998.

The Aug. 2 subpoena sent to the city from the U.S. Attorney’s Office was released Monday in response to an open records request from the Post-Dispatch.

The agency has spent $2 million on marketing contracts that its new leader said are meant to offset the headlines about crime and mayhem that can scare off new business.

Kelly A. King has been selected as senior vice president of human resources for St. Louis Development Corporation. In this role, she serves as an advisor to the president and

Meteorologists expect dangerous heat to stick around for at least another day. Experts urge people to stay indoors if possible.

High-end chocolatier moved to new location, just north of downtown, to consolidate operations, create event venue.

Brian Kowert Sr., a white contractor from Clayton, will have 18 months in federal prison to think about his crime of subverting minority business enterprises regulations.