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.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed SB 22 and SB 47 into law, revising ballot measure procedures and class action lawsuit rules to improve efficiency and fairness.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe reminds Missourians of the May 7 deadline for REAL ID compliance, urging residents to obtain their REAL ID for federal building access and air travel.

Shrewsbury seeks a volunteer for its Plan Commission to influence the city's growth and sustainability, with responsibilities including the review of development proposals.

The City Council reviews the new fiscal budget, factoring in comprehensive plans and upcoming projects while anticipating revenues and expenditure increases, using the Federal American Rescue Plan Act funds for capital projects.

Creve Coeur is seeking residents to serve on city boards, commissions, and committees, with various positions available, including advisory roles with significant influence on city policy.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe's first 100 days focused on public safety, economic growth, education, and streamlining government operations, including signing executive orders and legislative wins.

Attorneys general from 39 states urge Congress to ban PBMs from owning pharmacies, asserting this leads to higher drug prices and limits patients' access to medications.

St. Louis' 8th Ward will hold a special election on July 1 to fill the vacant alderman seat after Cara Spencer became mayor. Candidates must file by May 30, with non-partisans needing 369 signatures. Absentee voting starts on June 3.