The St. Louis Department of Health issued an advisory of a measles exposure at the St. Louis Aquarium and a nearby restaurant due to a visitor on April 30. They urge exposed individuals to seek medical advice before May 6.

Missouri law enforcement honored fallen officers, including SLMPD's David Lee, at the State Capitol Memorial Service.

St. Louis Comptroller Donna M.C. Baringer transferred the audit of the city's towing division, revealing financial irregularities, to federal authorities for further investigation.

Otis Williams has been appointed interim president and executive director of the St. Louis Development Corporation, returning with extensive urban development experience.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe requests federal aid after severe storms, including tornadoes and floods, cause deaths and damage from March 30 to April 8.

The City of St. Louis has terminated its private building stabilization program due to mismanagement and failure to perform billed repairs, after significant community and media criticisms.

Missouri Governor Kehoe orders Capitol dome and memorial to be lit in blue to honor fallen law enforcement officers, coinciding with ceremonies on May 2-4, 2025.

Mayor Cara Spencer appoints Jim Suelmann as interim director of streets for St. Louis, highlighting his extensive experience and previous service in the role.

St. Charles County property owners are receiving their Real Estate Assessment Notices, with property values up by 8.4% since 2023. The county adds QR codes for easy data access.

Mayor Cara Spencer ended a building stabilization program due to its detrimental effects, including erroneous billing to property owners, and is working to clear related liens and reassess urban rehab strategies.

Clayton Ward 3 is holding a special election on August 5, 2025, for an Alderman vacancy. Candidacy filing opens May 5 and closes May 23, 2025. Candidates must meet local residency and age requirements.

St. Louis Police Department offers a Youth Academy for teens aged 14-18, providing hands-on law enforcement experience, with applications due by May 1.

St. Louis swears in 14 new police officers after 32-week training, with the ceremony led by Commissioner Robert Tracey, emphasizing community engagement in modern policing.