Update: 3:19 p.m.

Just back from the signing ceremony. It went as expected, despite the rain.

About 50 politicians, business leaders and neighborhood residents huddled under a tent on the grounds of the Clemens House. Mayor Francis Slay signed redevelopment agreements that…

(Update: 11:48 a.m. Tuesday. Corrected to clarify that there may not be public comment).

St. Louis Aldermen wasted little time in setting a hearing on McEagle Properties’ big NorthSide redevelopment proposal.

The Board of Alderman’s subcommittee for Housing, Urban Development and Zoning…

McEagle Properties’ $8.1 billion NorthSide redevelopment proposal will be formally introduced at the St. Louis Board of Aldermen Friday.

The five aldermen whose wards touch parts of the 1,500 acre project area will propose bills setting the table for the project…

We’ve been Twittering the hearing on St. Louis’ vacant buildings registry proposal. Lots of interesting debate. Follow the discussion here.

And check back a little later for a full blog post (right now, though, it looks like the proposal will go…

Sounds like the proposal for a vacant building registry in St. Louis (which we wrote about Sunday) is starting to move forward.

The measure, which had been referred to the Board of Aldermen’s Public Safety subcommittee, has been moved to its…

From St. Louis City Hall, this just in from reporter Tim Logan . . . .

The Kiel deal is done.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen gave its final approval this morning to a $74 million plan to renovate and reopen…

We’re here live at the Board of Aldermen’s subcommittee hearing on the Kiel Opera House redevelopment.

This could be a key event for the proposed $74 million rehab. This committee has the ability to stop the project in its tracks and…

St. Louis aldermen meet tomorrow to consider what is supposed to be the final development agreement for Ballpark Village, where the main feature this week is the “Cubs suck” sign jokesters wrote in giant letters in the snow.

Over and over,…

But the proposal to put a 175-foot observation wheel on Laclede’s Landing continues to move ahead.

The builders’ request for nearly $3.4 million in tax-increment financing for their $11.7 million Sky Wheel St. Louis has cleared a St. Louis aldermanic committee.…