Missouri AG Andrew Bailey sues St. Louis County Executive Sam Page over the right to appoint the county's prosecutor, intensifying a dispute between state and local authorities.

St. Louis is launching an emergency rental assistance program to support residents with overdue rent and prevent evictions using $3.3 million of federal funds.

Missouri voters approved Proposition A, raising the minimum wage to $13.75 by 2025 and planning for it to reach $15.00 by 2026, with future increases tied to the Consumer Price Index.

Missouri schools show positive performance based on MSIP 6, with over 86% of LEAs meeting standards. The APR scores will focus on student outcomes and will not be used for LEA classifications this year.

St. Louis Board of Elections announces a holiday closure for Thanksgiving on November 28 and 29, advising public to plan election-related activities around these dates.

A Missouri judge upheld a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors, despite concerns about harms to youth welfare and opposition from medical groups.

St. Louis is refining proposals for the Rams settlement funds after public input, focusing on infrastructure and neighborhood revitalization, with active online participation and upcoming aldermanic committee reviews.

The Osage Nation is reclaiming Sugarloaf Mound in St. Louis, with Joan Heckenberg agreeing to transfer her property upon her move or death. Negotiations continue for the last property owned by Kappa Psi.

St. Louis Board of Aldermen are finalizing plans for allocating funds from the Rams settlement, focusing on areas selected by public feedback such as infrastructure and childcare. Public hearings contribute to decision-making.

A Missouri home healthcare company owner was indicted for defrauding Medicaid and VA programs, allegedly billing for over $800,000 in non-existent services.

St. Louis unveils the 2024/25 Winter Plan to provide shelter and resources for homeless individuals during cold months, with an increase in shelter beds and efforts to find long-term housing solutions.

St. Louis issued a boil water advisory after a 36” main break affected pressure, impacting parts of North and South City, with repairs underway and water safety tests pending.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones signs legislation to create more shelters and transitional homes for the homeless by amending zoning laws to simplify the process of opening such facilities.