Jersey County property transfers: See who bought and sold homes Nov. 2-6

Home sales in Jersey County include a house in rural Jerseyville that sold for $330,000

Building permits – Nov. 2 to Nov. 8

1999 Partners received a commercial remodel permit for 1999 Wabash Ave. Contractor is RD Lawrence Construction Corp. and the project is valued at $115,000. Springfield Hospital Inc. received a commercial remodel permit for 5230 S. Sixth Street Frontage Road. Contractor is Harold O’Shea Builders and the project is valued at $4.1 million.

Sealed bids sought by Dec. 4 for Madison County properties, mobile homes

By Tribune Staff • Madison County, as trustee, has completed its tax deed proceedings on real estate properties that were delinquent for 2022 and for mobile homes that were delinquent for 2023 and prior real estate taxes. The county, as trustee, will now offer for sale the real estate...

Springfield New Listings Rise While Price Cuts Climb Above National Rate

Springfield shoppers found a strong rate of price cuts this season, giving them real room to negotiate.

Alton Main Street’s Fall 2026 What’s Up Downtown: New Businesses, Events and Student Research

Alton Main Street’s fall edition of What’s Up Downtown covers new and upcoming businesses, holiday events and student projects focused on Alton’s cultural and business assets. Executive Director Sara McGibany also shares details about the tree lighting, downtown shopping events and the final First Fridays of the year.

LCCC President Discusses Main Complex Construction Timeline and Expansion Details

Delta flight from Kansas City to Atlanta diverted to St. Louis Monday

A Delta flight from Kansas City International Airport to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport diverted to St. Louis Monday night due to a mechanical issue.

Cities Seek $10 Million In Damages Against Ameren

Kirkwood and four other Missouri cities aren’t ready to take no for an answer just yet. Late last month, the cities — Kirkwood, Hannibal, Fulton, Marceline and New Madrid — filed an appeal in a lawsuit seeking more than $10 million in damages from utility giant Ameren.

Attorney General Files Suit Against Dispensary

The Missouri Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against a Des Peres dispensary, accusing the business of misleading consumers about the amount of THC in its products. The suit, filed Oct. 23, alleges CBD Kratom Cannabis Dispensary, 12306 Manchester Road, is operating as a dispensary, but is not licensed to do so. The business is not included on the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation’s list of verified dispensaries.

Ameren plans three more Missouri battery plants

Utility company Ameren has received the green light to add a new-to-Missouri type of infrastructure to the electric grid: batteries. The utility is expanding energy storage in the state. It is currently building its first battery facility in Missouri and recently received approval from state regulators for three more. Last...

Rezoning, area plan for seventeen-home subdivision approved in Dardenne Prairie

The Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen greenlit a bill for a proposed subdivision in the city. The board voted 5-1 to approve rezoning of a site to "R-1D" with a Planned Unit Development (PUD), and approval of an area plan for the proposed 17-home Sagebrook neighborhood on just under 12 acres.

St. Louis native James Gunn steps down as head of DC Studios

Filmmaker James Gunn and co-head Peter Safran have stepped down from their leadership roles at DC Studios due to heavy industry time commitments.

AstraZeneca acquires St. Louis-based vaccine startup Omniose

Omniose, a St. Louis-based startup developing better ways to make vaccines that fight bacterial infections, has been acquired by the global pharmaceutical and biotech company AstraZeneca. The two companies made the announcement Tuesday morning, with Omniose becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of AstraZeneca and a part of its Infectious Disease...

Missouri sets public hearings on Ameren’s proposed West Alton power plant

WEST ALTON, Mo. (KBSI) — Missouri regulators will hold two public hearings this month on Ameren Missouri’s proposed natural gas power plant. Ameren wants to build the 2,100-megawatt West Alton Energy Center in St. Charles County. The utility says the plant would help meet growing electricity demand across its service area, including in Southeast Missouri.

SCI Fulfills Geotech Engineering, Materials Testing Roles on Chain of Rocks Bridge

ST. LOUIS, Mo. – What motorists won’t see as they travel across the newly rebuilt Interstate 270 Chain of Rocks Bridge is a completed geotechnical feat on a grand scale. SCI Engineering, Inc. served as the geotechnical engineer of record and geotechnical and materials testing consultant on the $530 million reconstruction of the I-270 Chain of Rocks Bridge over the Mississippi River for project owners IDOT and MoDOT. The project included constructing two wider bridge structures as well as widening of the existing approach embankments. The total new structure lengths are approximately 5,450 linear feet of bridge in each direction. There are approximately 4,000 feet of embankment widening with heights ranging up to 30 feet tall.

Jamestown Mall developer says it will not seek tax incentives for redevelopment

A major redevelopment plan could bring new life to a long-vacant property in north St. Louis County.

Ameren program offers help with electric bills for veterans, active duty service members

Ahead of Veterans Day, Ameren wants local veterans to know about help available to pay electric bills.

Missouri Plant Closing Soon, 51 Workers to Lose Jobs

Missouri was notified by a company that they will be closing a plant which will result in job loss for 51 employees starting in January.

Your favorite Procter & Gamble household supplies were probably made in St. Louis

If your daily routine has you loading the dishwasher, there’s a good chance your detergent was made right here in St. Louis, at Procter & Gamble’s 17-acre manufacturing campus in the Near North Riverfront neighborhood. The St. Louis site of the Cincinnati-based consumer product giant is the sole...

Joe Edwards Sells Downtown's Flamingo Bowl to Washington Avenue Developer Oliver Properties

Joe Edwards, the restaurateur and developer known for reviving the University City Loop, has sold Flamingo Bowl, a 12-lane art deco bowling alley at 1117 Washington Avenue, to St. Louis-based Oliver Properties. The venue, which opened in 2007, closed to regular customers over the summer. The sale is among several property deals Edwards has made during 2026.