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.

St. Peters Police Dept. offers a Citizen Police Academy starting Sept. 17. The 12-week course includes ride-alongs and law enforcement demonstrations for a $30 fee.

K9 Audie from the St. Peters Police Department turned a vet visit into a meet-and-greet, showcasing the strong community bonds between the police unit and local services.

St. Charles County, Missouri, experienced an outage of their Text-to-911 service due to network issues, impacting emergency communications for residents.

Duval County educators celebrated the new school year and the district's A-grade rating with a bash featuring line dancing, beach balls, guest speakers, and community support.

Due to high temperatures, Missouri Dept. of Conservation canceled the afternoon raptor presentations at the State Fair, prioritizing animal welfare. The morning show remains scheduled.

Missouri DOR will offer mobile license services at the State Fair, from August 7-17, providing convenient vehicle and driver license operations near Gate 12.

Missouri's WIC agencies received recognition from the USDA for outstanding breastfeeding support, with ten local agencies winning awards. The Randolph County WIC earned the top honor, contributing to higher breastfeeding rates statewide.

St. Peters' city services will see changes on Labor Day, with closures of facilities like City Hall and altered trash collection schedules, while the Rec-Plex will be open for limited hours.

The Saint Louis County Pet Adoption Center is urgently requesting community help to foster or adopt 60 dogs due to overwhelming capacity. Public support is critical for the shelter's lifesaving efforts.

Francis Howell School District's new superintendent, Mike Dominguez, resigns abruptly before the school year starts, leading to Deputy Superintendent Mark Delaney assuming the interim role amidst non-disclosed separation details.