St. Louis City leaders have announced their plan for the Rams settlement money.The TRANSFORM ACT combines components of Board Bill 153 and Board Bill 131.“The changes being introduced to this bill are a reflection of governing at its best,

Both sides of the debate over where and how to spend the Rams settlement money in the city of St. Louis have found a compromise and joined their bill.

Downtown St. Louis will get $74 million for infrastructure and development, with money specifically earmarked to tackle the big, vacant Railway Exchange building.

St. Louis’s mayor, aldermen, and Greater St. Louis Inc., which promotes economic growth in the St. Louis region, praised a compromise to spend more than a quarter of a billion dollars from

The St. Louis mayor and business group Greater St. Louis Inc. on Tuesday unveiled a compromise on how to spend funds from the settlement of the 2017 Rams litigation.

The compromise provides a plan to spend all of that money, which will remain in interest-bearing accounts until it is expended.

Downtown St. Louis will get $74 million for infrastructure and development, with money specifically earmarked to tackle the big, vacant Railway Exchange building.

The two competing St. Louis plans for how to spend the Rams settlement money have adopted ideas from their counterparts.