Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital in St. Louis has closed permanently, leaving a healthcare void in North St. Louis. Developer Paul McKee is linked to the facility.

Shrewsbury officials remind residents to keep dogs leashed, citing local regulations to ensure community safety as the weather warms and outdoor activity increases.

St. Peters and Cottleville residents can help plan the Baltic Creek Greenway expansion, aimed at connecting Dardenne Greenway to KATY Trail State Park. Public input is sought to ensure the project meets community needs.

The City Recreation Division announces summer job openings including lifeguard, recreation assistant, and boxing coach positions, with information available on the St. Louis website.

Amber Raub has been appointed Public Information Officer for the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office, tasked with media relations and promoting transparency.

St. Peters invites volunteers for Clean Streams Day at 370 Lakeside Park to clean local waterways on April 12, starting at 8 a.m. Registration is open until April 4.

St. Louis mourns the unexpected passing of Assistant Circuit Attorney Srikant Chigurupati, who served since 2021 and was a respected public servant and family man.

Soulard's Mardi Gras Grand Parade features floats and economic benefits, with organizers preparing for accessibility and safety, advising public transport use.

St. Louis provides an emergency heating bus for the homeless during cold weather after a mechanical issue with the usual bus. The temporary station operates at 14th and Chestnut.

Bridgeton Recreation Center day camp registration opens at 5:30 am on February 25th for members and local residents, and on March 4th for non-residents.

Licking, Missouri, is set to receive $2.5 million from the state's Department of Natural Resources to upgrade its water distribution systems by December 2025.

The Urban League of St. Louis hosted a drive-thru event, giving out essential supplies to local families in need, continuing its community support legacy.

The Webster Groves Fire Department received a Class 2 ISO rating for their outstanding service, possibly leading to lower community insurance premiums.