The Celebrate Saint Louis festival returned with music, food, and fireworks, drawing diverse crowds and emphasizing the city's patriotic spirit under the Gateway Arch.

Saint Louis County and the Salvation Army opened a Cooling Shelter from July 1 to September 5, 2025, offering services like meals, laundry, and case management to help residents combat the summer heat.

St. Louis launches recovery programs after a tornado, offering free emergency repairs and preventing contractor fraud, with initiatives like free consultations with architects and a Contractor Registry.

PrideFest 2025 in St. Louis attracted over 300,000 people, featuring parades and activities despite losing a major sponsor and introducing an entry fee.

The Northside Youth and Senior Service Center has been a cornerstone of support in St. Louis, providing meals and services to the community since 1973 and showing resilience after a tornado.

The STL Art Place Initiative and the Community Development Administration are converting vacant properties in St. Louis into affordable homes for artists, aiming to create 20 homes within 3-5 years.

The St. Louis County animal shelter is at capacity and seeks community help after taking in 40 rescued animals, amid recent parvovirus outbreak leading to mass euthanasia.

The St. Louis Police paid tribute to retired officer Wendell "Dick" Hess for his 22-year service as a motorman, highlighting his legacy amidst his health decline.

A woman in St. Ann, Missouri died in her apartment after her power was cut off, amid a heatwave. This left her without necessary cooling, aggravating her health issues. Assistance programs for those struggling with utility bills are highlighted.

St. Louis prepares for a heatwave with safety advice and resources for residents, emphasizing care for the vulnerable, hydration, and access to cooling sites.

St. Peters prepares for hot Sunset Saturday concerts, advising attendees on heat safety, with limited seating, shuttle services, and a no alcohol policy outside the lawn area.

St. Louis Water Division lifted a boil water advisory affecting parts of South City after tests showed the water is safe following a water main break.

St. Louis issues RFPs for contractors to stabilize tornado-damaged homes and manage field operations for recovery efforts, as part of a broader restoration strategy.