Wentzville man gets probation for fire that he says he started to ‘save everyone’
Assistant Prosecutor Donald Tyson said Benjamin Gunnett told a doctor that “God had told him to set the fire.”This post was originally published on this site
Both drivers charged in crash that killed Wentzville woman
Both drivers in a two-car crash that killed a 62-year-old woman from Wentzville were drunk at the time, according to court records.This post was originally published on this site
Company to store ‘hazardous materials’ in St. Charles’ wellhead district
At the Tuesday meeting, a handful of residents urged the council to reject Life Couriers’ request.This post was originally published on this site
Weldon Spring only has 3 short-term rentals, but city leaders still want new rules
City Administrator Don Stolberg said it is time for the city to enact rules to “preserve the residential nature of neighborhoods.”This post was originally published on this site
Data center is dead in St. Charles, for now. Developer withdraws plans
CRG, the development arm of construction giant Clayco, on Monday afternoon notified the city that it was pulling the project off Tuesday’s council meeting agenda.This post was originally published on this site
Mayor’s cousin owns site of planned data center in St. Charles. Mayor withdraws support
City councilmembers said on Monday that they didn’t know Dan Borgmeyer was related to the data center site’s owner.This post was originally published on this site
Company behind proposed St. Charles data center won’t be known before vote, officials say
The name of the company is part of a non-disclosure agreement that city officials and the company have signed.This post was originally published on this site
Riverpointe in St. Charles has stalled for years. Two new hotels could change that
The hotels would be the first new construction project in the Riverpointe development since 2023 when Kansas City-based Chicken N Pickle opened.This post was originally published on this site
2nd company wants to store hazardous materials in St. Charles. City gives early OK
Life Couriers wants to store and distribute medications used to treat prostate cancer and leukemia from a warehouse along Highway 370.This post was originally published on this site
A new data center planned in St. Charles. Critics raise water, flooding, energy concerns.
Residents say they are frustrated by the lack of details from the developer, who has not said what company would be using the data center.This post was originally published on this site