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stlpr.org > arts > 2026-01-15 > forest-park-forever-3-million-project-landmarks-northwest-entrance

Forest Park Forever plans $3.2 million project to spruce up the landmark’s northwest entrance

Forest Park Forever plans $3.2 million project to spruce up the landmark’s northwest entrance2+ hour, 15+ min ago   (447+ words) Many future visitors to Forest Park will enter through a revamped northwest entrance after Forest Park Forever completes $3.2 million in updates to the St. Louis landmark. The entrance at Skinker Boulevard and Lagoon Drive will feature a wider pedestrian walkway…...

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stlpr.org > news-briefs > 2026-01-13 > monkeys-st-louis-ai-images-complicate-search

Monkeys still on the loose in St. Louis as A.I. images create chaos

Monkeys still on the loose in St. Louis as A.I. images create chaos1+ day, 17+ hour ago   (376+ words) The St. Louis Health Department is investigating whether someone violated the city's wild animal ordinance after several monkeys were spotted loose in the city. The health department first received reports from residents last week that multiple primates were seen monkeying…...

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stlpr.org > economy-business > 2026-01-09 > questions-armory-data-center-scope-environmental-impact-remain-unanswered

Questions on Armory data center’s scope, environmental impact remain unanswered months later

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (625+ words) More than three months after receiving it, the developer behind the proposed data center at the Armory in Midtown St. Louis has yet to answer a 44-question survey about the project. Developer Rod Thomas wants to build a data center…...

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stlpr.org > health-science-environment > 2026-01-06 > flesh-eating-fly-missouri-soon

A flesh-eating fly could be back in Missouri soon, experts warn

A flesh-eating fly could be back in Missouri soon, experts warn1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1304+ words) State and federal officials are gearing up to stop the advance of a parasitic fly that is less than 70 miles from the United States border with Mexico. Since Nov. 25, at least 10 new cases of incidents involving the New World screwworm…...

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stlpr.org > health-science-environment > 2025-12-30 > missouri-reevaluates-efforts-manage-chronic-wasting-disease-deer

Missouri reevaluates efforts to manage chronic wasting disease in deer

Missouri reevaluates efforts to manage chronic wasting disease in deer2+ week, 2+ day ago   (456+ words) Not everything is political these days, according to Missouri Department of Conservation Director Jason Sumners, but he acknowledges he knows the management of chronic wasting disease is personal for many of the state's hunters and landowners. Sumners used his own…...

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stlpr.org > show > st-louis-on-the-air > 2025-12-11 > forest-park-raccoons-st-louis-roads-wildlife-research

Why didn't the raccoon cross the road? Forest Park researchers use GPS to find out

Why didn't the raccoon cross the road? Forest Park researchers use GPS to find out1+ mon, 4+ day ago   (637+ words) Raccoons have learned to adapt for life alongside humans, and our piles of discarded food, for many thousands of years. For the raccoons that live in Forest Park, that adaptability includes the careful avoidance of crossing the road. "They often…...

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stlpr.org > health-science-environment > 2025-11-10 > washu-project-environmental-health-st-louis-neighborhoods-tornado

WashU project to analyze environmental health of St. Louis neighborhoods impacted by tornado

WashU project to analyze environmental health of St. Louis neighborhoods impacted by tornado2+ mon, 5+ day ago   (774+ words) A newly launched Washington University project will examine the environmental health of neighborhoods devastated after an EF3 tornado swept through the St. Louis area in May. Contamination Level Evaluation and Analysis for Neighborhoods " or CLEAN STL" will test and analyze the…...

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stlpr.org > health-science-environment > 2025-10-31 > public-pushes-back-on-amerens-plan-to-build-new-gas-plant-in-part-for-data-centers

Public pushes back on Ameren’s plan to build new gas plant, in part for data centers

Public pushes back on Ameren’s plan to build new gas plant, in part for data centers2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (742+ words) More than a dozen people spoke against a proposed natural gas plant at a virtual hearing before Missouri's Public Service Commission on Thursday night. Ameren Missouri is asking for permission to build the gas plant and battery storage facility on…...

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stlpr.org > health-science-environment > 2025-10-03 > st-louis-grocery-store-local-harvest-zero-waste-alternative-alley-recycling

St. Louis grocery store highlights its zero waste alternative as city ends alley recycling

St. Louis grocery store highlights its zero waste alternative as city ends alley recycling3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (512+ words) Local Harvest Grocery has long been a fixture in St. Louis" Tower Grove South neighborhood. The small-scale grocery store has the appeal of a farmers market with a heavy emphasis on reducing waste while supporting local businesses. "Our goal here…...

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stlpr.org > show > st-louis-on-the-air > 2025-09-11 > tens-millions-birds-migrate-st-louis-region-october

Tens of millions of birds will migrate through the St. Louis region now through October

4+ mon, 4+ day ago   (449+ words) St. Louis is the sixth-most dangerous city in the U.S. for fall migratory birds, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Many species of birds are drawn to the light of the region's urban areas, where their chances of hitting a…...