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As temperatures are expected to be in the teens overnight, the City of St. Louis Code Blue is moving to activation level 3.

This national program recognizes the City’s efforts to close the digital divide through efforts like free community WiFi and digital learning labs.

St. Louis joins a network of more than 75 communities that have participated in the initiative since it launched in 2016.

As temperatures are expected to hit 20°F overnight, the City of St. Louis Code Blue is moving to activation level 3

Influenza continues to spread throughout the City, state

101 units underway with Rams Settlement Funds are restoring housing for tornado-impacted residents.

This is the first new neighborhood plan to be adopted in areas of the city that were damaged by the tornado.

More than 45 local McDonald’s restaurants will be hiring for a wide range of positions.

These activation levels ensure a timely and scalable response to severe cold-weather conditions.

Mayor Cara Spencer reappoints the St. Louis Workforce Development Board through 2027, supporting job seekers and employers across St. Louis.

The class of sixteen represents one of the largest groups of new officers the Division has welcomed in recent years.

DHS and its partners are activating emergency shelters on Sunday at 6 p.m. and will keep most of them open through Tuesday at 9 a.m.

Spencer named Brian Light as director of personnel and Holly Roberts as director of communications.

We are focused on stabilizing individuals, buildings and the community, while building the foundation to build back better.

With temperatures expected to hit 25°F tonight, the City of St. Louis Department of Human Services and its partners are activating emergency shelters.

The City seeks to add more funding to help provide shelter and services for unhoused residents and individuals and families affected by the tornado.

The City has updated eligibility requirements and extended repayment terms for the program, enabling more residents to repay past-due water bills.

The schedule will be adjusted to accommodate Christmas Day observance on Thursday, Dec 25 and New Year’s Day observance on Thursday, Jan 1.

The program aims to strengthen employment outcomes and child support compliance for St. Louis families

The City of St. Louis Department of Health is urging residents to take steps to keep themselves, their families and their animals warm.