MoDOT is hosting a public meeting about the Melville Road Bridge replacement on I-44 in Springfield on July 1, offering in-person and online access to project details.

A boil water advisory is in effect for several South City neighborhoods due to a broken 20-inch water main. Residents are advised to boil water before use.

Sunset Saturday concert at 370 Lakeside Park on June 21 will feature free live music from the '50s to current rock with bands Butch Wax & The Hollywoods and Trixie Delight, food trucks, and encourages bringing lawn chairs.

St. Louis is enhancing tornado recovery efforts with resources at the Disaster Assistance Center and the upcoming Home Again: Rehousing Recovery Fair, FEMA and SBA aid, plus RFPs for emergency services.

The St. Louis Police celebrated Father's Day by honoring the Allens, a father-son duo in law enforcement, highlighting the familial bond and tradition of service within the police force.

The SBA opened a Business Recovery Center in St. Louis to support local businesses and nonprofits affected by severe storms, providing assistance with disaster loan applications and resources for recovery.

St. Louis residents protested increased immigration enforcement, advocating for "ICE out of our communities" and expressing solidarity with immigrants affected by crackdowns.

St. Peters city services change for Independence Day: closures include City Hall and waste facilities; some recreation spots open limited hours; normal operations resume July 5.

St. Louis Public Schools announced that six schools cannot reopen for the 2025-26 year due to tornado damage, affecting 2,000 students with temporary relocation plans.

Shrewsbury officials remind citizens to comply with pet restraint bylaws for everyone's safety during the summer, particularly for children in camps and public events.

St. Louis sets up a Disaster Assistance Center at Chaifetz Arena offering support services to residents affected by recent disasters from June 9-26. Free Uber rides are provided, with advance registration recommended.

The St. Louis debris collection collaboration with the National Guard ends June 8, following a destructive tornado on May 16. Residents can drop off debris at designated schools until 7 p.m.

St. Louis announces changes to trash collection schedule due to Juneteenth observance, providing altered pick-up dates for residents' waste and recyclables.