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Boil Water Advisory Lifted for Parts of North/South City and Midtown as of August 18, 2026
The advisory was due to low water pressure caused by storm-related power outages at the Chain of Rocks Water Treatment Plant.
Moody’s Revises City of St. Louis Credit Outlook to Positive
The report recognizes the city’s strong financial position, improved reserves and liquidity, and continued commitment to structural balance.
City of St. Louis Corrections, SLATE Graduate 14 Residents from Prison to Prosperity Program
The Division of Corrections and the St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE) celebrate the Prison to Prosperity graduation.
A Q&A with Bob Ray, Soulard Farmers Market Manager
Soulard Farmers Market prepares to celebrate 97 years since its current building was completed, with a Founder’s Day celebration, Aug. 29, 1-4 p.m.
Notice of Public Meeting and Design and Construction of Loughborough Bridge over Union Pacific Railroad
The project will completely replace the existing bridge and will feature an ADA-compliant sidewalk, a shared-use path and upgraded lighting.
City Agencies to Host Free "Financial First Aid" Expos to Help St. Louisans Prepare for Life’s Unexpected Emergencies
Unexpected emergencies create significant financial hardships. These free expos can help residents prepare for these challenges.
City of St. Louis Announces Successes and Opportunities Through Code Blue After Action Review
The AAR showcases successes and opportunities for improvement during future winter seasons.
Dr. Faisal Khan Named St. Louis City Health Director
Renowned public health expert brings over 25 years of public health leadership to the City
SLATE Seeks Candidates for Two Temporary Program Manager Positions
SLATE is hiring for two temporary Program Manager I positions supporting apprenticeship and workforce development in St. Louis.
Department of Public Safety Recognizes Eight Outstanding Employees at Awards Ceremony
Dedicated Public Servant Awards recognize employees whose exceptional service, leadership, and commitment strengthen the department
City of St. Louis Secures Critical New FEMA Disaster Case Management Funding for Tornado Recovery
Recent visit to Washington D.C. results in increased federal, state & local cooperation.
Roger Berry - Unsung Hero of St. Louis Softball
Roger Berry is a dedicated, 47-year veteran of the Parks Division.
SLATE Awarded $1.29 Million YouthBuild Grant to Expand Career Pathways for St. Louis Youth
The grant from the U.S. Department of Labor will help young people overcome barriers to education and employment.
City Hall Art Inspires Action for Monarch Butterfly Conservation
Maryville University and the City of St. Louis partnered to install educational murals celebrating pollinators and environmental stewardship.
CDC Health Advisory: Cyclosporiasis Prevention
Since May 1, 2026, CDC has received reports of 1,645 confirmed domestic cases of cyclosporiasis.
Northside Youth and Senior Services Center Breaks Ground For A Stronger North St. Louis
June 11 groundbreaking ceremony of Northside Youth and Senior Services Center’s new ARPA-funded Intergenerational Community Center.
Comptroller Baringer Announces Rams Settlement Funds Transparency Tracker
Transparency initiative allows residents to follow Rams settlement investments from appropriation to expenditure.
Saint Louis City Recycles Launches 2026 Trash and Recycling Survey
The survey will remain open until Mon., Aug. 31, and intends to gather residential opinions on the City’s waste and recycling services.
From Vacant Lots to New Homes: CF Vatterott Rebuilding the West End
With CDA grant support, CF Vatterott is turning decades of vacancy into lasting homeownership in the West End neighborhood.
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