The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has awarded $14 million to the St. Louis Sewer District for upgrading its sewer systems and reducing overflows, with expected savings for ratepayers.

Missouri's DSS Director Robert Knodell will leave to become Poplar Bluff's City Manager in January. Governor Parson praised Knodell's state service as he transitions back to his hometown.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson has approved $5 million in grants to expand nursing education at 13 state colleges and universities, aiming to alleviate the nursing shortage.

Aurora, Missouri, receives $6.6 million from the Department of Natural Resources for wastewater facility upgrades, combining a loan and a grant. The project aims to prevent overflow issues and improve system efficiency.

Judy Wasserman was named Citizen of the Year 2024 by the Creve Coeur City Council for her decade-long environmental efforts and leadership in community organizations.

A standoff in St. Louis County over the budget could jeopardize the senior property tax freeze program if the Council doesn't approve the budget, says County Executive Sam Page.

St. Louis Development Corporation invites residents to a planning event on March 29 at Vashon High School for community input on development around the future NGA West site.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson appoints Melissa Price Smith as the new St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney, amidst a legal dispute over appointment authority.

Missouri's Director of Commerce and Insurance, Chlora Lindley-Myers, will retire on December 31, 2024, as announced by Governor Mike Parson, who lauded her service and leadership.

St. Louis hires consultant Doug Burris to recommend improvements to the troubled City Justice Center, drawing from his success in reducing issues at the County jail.

State Rep. Ian Mackey proposes a consolidation of St. Louis City and County, reviving the idea of a "Metropolitan City of St. Louis" with a Metro Council, which Missouri voters may decide on in 2026.

After a financial audit, Saint Louis Public Schools halted district-issued credit card use and is implementing changes to improve fiscal management, amidst reports of high spending and budget deficits.

Governor Mike Parson appoints Melissa Price Smith as St. Louis County's new Prosecuting Attorney, effective from January 3, 2025, as announced on the governor's website.