Sean Malone

3 weeks ago | audacy.com | Sean Malone |Stuart McMillian

What happens to AT&T Tower's $350 million planned redevelopment after a tax credit bill helping ease the cost of redeveloping unused office space into residential did not receive a vote in the Missouri House? Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe says discussions on the bill need to continue. "The general consensus was it might have been a little too hefty."Kehoe points to the state's economic future as a reason for further talks.

3 weeks ago | audacy.com | Sean Malone

St. Louis City Police dispatched the mobile response unit to the intersection of Holly Hills and Leona but a number of officers were called off due to a firefighter aide call. The mobile reserve commander surveilled the group of an estimated 100 cars drifting through the street and followed them around the city. When the rest of his unit was able to join him, they began spiking the vehicles.

1 month ago | audacy.com | Sean Malone

In the 1970's, a young man by the name of Bob served as a novice for a year in a South St. Louis Church. Today, he was named Pope Leo XIV. St. Louisan Steve Baker remembers the new pope from his days at the Augustinian Church. Prevost served as a novice at the Augustinian church in South City. Local Steve Baker reminisces on the man he knew simply as 'Bob.'"He was giving his address from the portico in St. Peter's. Unassuming," describes Baker, adding "he even looked unassuming up there.

1 month ago | audacy.com | Sean Malone

A little over a year ago the Goldman Group purchased the AT&T building for around $3.55 million. Now they're pinning their hopes on redeveloping the 1.4 million square foot tower on the Missouri House, urging them to pass a bill creating tax credits for redeveloping empty office space into residential. Managing Partner Charles Goldman shares with KMOX their preliminary plans for the building.

1 month ago | audacy.com | Sean Malone

Aldermanic President Megan Green has refiled her lawsuit opposing state control of the Police Department, this time in State Court. The move comes after the city was criticized and threatened with sanctions by a judge for their previous suit filed in federal court. While her previous lawsuit was filed in conjunction with the City on the final day of the Tishaura Jones administration, Green's new suit is filed alone and the city is not a part of it.