Economic Development

Neal Richardson has worked in economic and community development over the past 14 years, both at U.S. Bank and the organization he co-founded, Dream Builders 4 Equity.

Thousands of residents have weighed in on the plan since Greater St. Louis made a draft public in December. The updated version reflects some of those ideas.

Otis Williams, St. Louis Development Corporation executive director, is retiring this spring after laying the groundwork for a new way of doing business in the city.

St. Louis has a long way to go to make good on its promise to refocus its development strategy around equity and inclusion, but many are hopeful this is a turning point.

A Washington, D.C., think tank suggests connecting rural areas to faster internet service can help bring the country together.

Missouri S&T's chancellor is pushing for more partnerships and private investment as the path for the university's growth.

Five business groups in the St. Louis region are combining to create a more unified approach to attracting jobs, raising the area's global profile and improving equity and inclusion.

Virgin Hyperloop announced Thursday that it has selected West Virginia over Missouri as the site for its new Hyperloop Certification Center, which will test the high-speed technology for commercial use.

Missouri S&T's updated master plan includes rerouting a major road into campus from Interstate 44.

Ferguson Mayor Ella Jones has decided to make revitalizing the city through economic development a priority of her administration.