-
The region bucks the norm in most other major metropolitan areas: people from India make up the largest share of foreign-born people in the St. Louis region over people from Mexico.
-
A recent study by the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows that the population in rural areas is on the rise after a decade of decline.
-
New census data shows the St. Louis metropolitan region lost around 19,000 people between April 2020 and July 2022. St. Louis and St. Louis County led the declines while suburban and exurban counties, like St. Charles, Lincoln and Jefferson, posted gains as they have in the past.
-
The answer is complicated and depends on how you look at the 2.6% unemployment rate for the overall St. Louis metropolitan area.
-
A new report from the USDA shows that rural areas are continuing to see growth among people over 65 while the working-age population continues to decline.
-
The 14-county region hovered around 2.8 million people only shedding about 10,000 between 2020 and 2021, but the changes weren’t evenly distributed.
-
St. Louis has long thought of itself as a Black and white city. Now U.S. Census Bureau numbers show the region’s composition changing, with increases in Asian, Latino and multiracial residents.
-
Black residents are leaving the city of St. Louis in greater numbers than ever, according to 2017 estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau released on…
-
The 2020 census is still two years away, but there is plenty of buzz about what the federal survey will ask, including questions about citizenship and…
-
The latest estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show that the St. Louis metropolitan area continues to lose ground compared to other cities.Data released…