St. Louis County's Police Commission meeting on February 17 will cover promotions, program approvals, and contract discussions, including training services costing up to $9,900.

University City has announced the State of the City address for March 5, 2026, where achievements and future plans will be discussed by Mayor Crow and Interim City Manager Sharp.

Lawmakers advanced a package to force notice-and-cure periods for website ADA claims and give courts new tools to flag repetitive, fee-driven suits against small businesses.

Missouri joins the "A Home for Every Child" initiative to reform child welfare, aiming to provide secure homes for children and reduce administrative burdens.

Alderman Rasheen Aldridge is moving to create a seven‑member nuisance property board with power to order closures after reporting on a downtown vape shop tied to repeated police calls.

Saint Louis County announces service reductions due to budget cuts, affecting county service hours and the closing of the West County Government Center and summer pools.

Bridgeton Police celebrated ACO Armstead's dedication in rescuing Bella, a lost dog, praising his efforts in animal welfare and his support for patrol officers.

MoDOT is holding a meeting on Feb. 25 to discuss Route AC safety improvements, including new sidewalks and signal upgrades, and seeks community input.

County Executive Sam Page says a West County satellite office will close and two county pools won’t open this summer. The reductions come amid a contentious budget overhaul.

A House bill would create separate tax rates for homes, farms and businesses, redefine appraisals as replacement cost and move most local tax votes to November.

Missouri's Education Board denied requests to start the 2026-27 school year early, upheld strict exemption criteria, and discussed St. Louis Schools' performance and literacy initiatives.

A Missouri bill to eliminate the state grocery tax would phase out local levies and could cost St. Louis roughly $20.8 million annually, a city fiscal note warns.

Missouri's Attorney General is suing Pressure STL for selling illegal, mislabeled THC products aimed at minors, allegedly bypassing regulations and posing health risks.