The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded $95.8 million to Little Blue Valley Sewer District for wastewater facility expansion, expected to save ratepayers money and enhance water infrastructure.

St. Peters residents received a false alert about a water conservation order due to a mistake by a new third-party vendor emergency notification system.

St. Louis launches a landlord survey to find housing for tornado survivors, in collaboration with local agencies, to connect available rentals with displaced residents.

St. Louis announces altered trash collection for Labor Day 2025, with a revised schedule for that week and yard waste collection resuming September 10.

St. Charles County law enforcement intensifies summer DUI crackdown, urging public safety and sober transportation choices to prevent impaired driving incidents.

The Maryland Heights Police Department celebrates its 40th anniversary, reflecting on its growth and resilience through challenges such as riots and natural disasters.

St. Peters opens applications for its Snow Removal Program aimed at aiding residents with street access post-snowfall; enrollment ends Nov. 30, no full driveway clearing.

St. Louis has halted its alley recycling program due to contamination issues and high costs, directing residents to use city drop-off sites instead. The move reallocates resources to improve trash collection services.

St. Peters issued a water conservation order and boil advisory due to pipeline damage, urging residents to boil water for consumption. Repair efforts are ongoing.

St. Peters Animal Control hosts the family-friendly Olde Towne PETaPalooza on Sept. 13, featuring pet adoptions, food trucks, vendor prizes, and microchipping services.

The St. Louis Commercial Facade Improvement Program offers its second round of forgivable loans to small businesses seeking to enhance their exteriors, funded by the federal CDBG.

MoDOT plans to replace three bridges in Dunklin County, Missouri, by spring 2027, affecting local roads and potentially causing four-month closures per bridge. Public input is sought with information available at the Sikeston office.

The Ferguson community held a day of prayer for the well-being of Officer T.J. Brown, critically injured a year ago, showing unity and support for his recovery.