Bryce Gray
Energy and Environment Reporter at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Journalist covering energy and the environment for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Formerly @HighCountryNews. Roots in nine states — urban, rural, east and west.
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stltoday.com | Bryce Gray
PACIFIC — In the early years, those behind Bigfoot 4x4 — the locally based, pioneering monster truck company — thought that the destructive trucks atop giant farm-equipment tires could be a passing fad, “like a pet rock,” says CEO Ann Trent. They needn’t have worried. Dozens of trucks, countless crushed cars and waves of ever-improving technology later, Bigfoot celebrated its 50th anniversary this month with visiting monster trucks and thousands of fans at its Pacific headquarters.
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4 days ago |
stltoday.com | Bryce Gray
ST. LOUIS – Construction began last week on the Tower Grove Connector — a roughly 2-mile bike and pedestrian corridor that will stretch from Tower Grove Park to the Cortex technology district and ultimately to the larger Brickline Greenway project already in progress.
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1 week ago |
stltoday.com | Bryce Gray
KCI Construction has seen explosive growth over the past year, with the Creve Coeur-based company’s headcount mushrooming as it has procured more work designing and building massive projects in the region — none bigger than a nearly quarter-billion-dollar overhaul of Interstate 55 in Jefferson County. But more work on big projects and more employees aren’t the only major changes for KCI, which was named a St. Louis Post-Dispatch 2025 Top Workplace, based on employee surveys.
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1 week ago |
stltoday.com | Bryce Gray
Great Rivers Greenway announced Wednesday that it would soon welcome Mark Perkins, Creve Coeur's longtime city administrator, as its new CEO — choosing him to lead the public agency that helps develop and maintain a network of trails and other amenities in the St. Louis region. The agency hailed Perkins' background as a “lifelong public servant” in a release, noting his quarter-century of service as Creve Coeur’s city administrator — a position he has held since 1999.
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1 week ago |
stltoday.com | Bryce Gray
ST. LOUIS — A Dutchtown home required an official cleanup by Environmental Protection Agency officials after a resident recently spilled “a full, 16-ounce jar containing elemental mercury,” and then spent days trying to clean up the toxic substance on their own. The spill occurred on May 6, in the upstairs unit of a house on the 4700 block of Louisiana Avenue, when the Mason jar was dropped and broken.
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Tom Hamilton was already the best ever. But between this and his call on the game-tying, two-out, 9th-inning bomb from Big Christmas (among other highlights), he might've just had the best game of his legendary career. Cleveland in six!
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That's one small step for Paul DeJong. One giant leap in the standings.
