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This curfew will be in place from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., starting in the evening of Saturday, June 27, and ending the morning of Monday, June 29.

Future of former St. Louis Army Ammunition Plant property - one of the largest redevelopment sites in the city - will be a major focus

SLATE Deputy Director Cassandra Williams was recognized for her outstanding workforce leadership and service.

Refuse and recycling workers make an impact on St. Louis each day. This week is an opportunity to show appreciation for the great work they do.

Significant road closures downtown may impact your commute. Plan for delays and alternate routes.

There is no threat to public safety beyond the affected area.

$10.9 million in total development will support 34 housing units, with new construction on tornado-impacted blocks in The Ville Neighborhood.

The report commissioned by CDA and prepared by the STL Vacancy Collaborative outlines roadmap for coordinated action.

The PlanSTL initiative aims to engage residents, community organizations, schools and local leaders to identify shared priorities and long-term goals.

Schedule for roll carts will be adjusted to accommodate Juneteenth observance on Friday, June 19, 2026.

Davis joins the Mayor’s Office from SLDC, where he served as vice president of strategic partnerships and initiatives.

Watch events will take place beginning June 6 and an influx of visitors is expected that may seek medical care for a variety of reasons.

SLATE and the Department of Personnel partner to fill positions supporting summer operations across the City of St. Louis.

The state-controlled Metropolitan Police Department notified the City that Park Rangers will no longer provide on-site security at outdoor pools.

Private Property Debris Removal program will safely remove an estimated 65 structurally compromised properties.

Free advanced computer training will help St. Louis residents build digital and AI-ready skills for today’s workforce.

The bill would invest $110 million in tornado recovery and North St. Louis, $65 million in critical infrastructure and $55 million in Downtown.

The trash/recycling collection schedule for roll carts will be adjusted to accommodate Memorial Day observance on Monday, May 25, 2026.

Demolition work has begun on properties that FEMA and standard insurance do not cover.

City programs for kids, families and young adults provide fun, safe and nurturing experiences.