St. Louis Awarded Funding From CDC For Sexual Health Efforts

In 2019, the cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis in the city made up one third of Missouri’s total STD cases.

St. Louis City Continuum Of Care For Homelessness Seeking New Members

All interested individuals or agencies may apply.

City Of St. Louis Website Takes 3rd Place In National Competition

The city's IT team was recognized for their innovative use of analytics, public dashboards, and open data.

Coronavirus Positivity Rates Decline To 8 Percent In Metro East

The positivity rate must drop below 6.5 percent and stay there for at least two weeks before restrictions will be lifted on the region.

Missouri Issues Over $230 Million In Lost Wages Assistance To Unemployed Workers

The LWA provides a $300 weekly federal supplement for eligible residents.

St Louis Area To Receive Federal Build Grant Funding

The funds will be used for the Jefferson Avenue and 20th Street Revitalization Corridors Project, as well as port upgrades.

St. Louis Election Board To Offer Off-Site Absentee Voting

Four public libraries have been designated for this purpose.

Free Online IT Training Now Available Through MDHEWD And CompTIA Partnership

The goal is to help displaced workers in Missouri find new careers.

City Of St. Louis Moves Forward With Vacant Building Stabilization, Neighborhood Improvements

Mayor Lyda Krewson has announced the kick-off of the Prop NS program.

St. Louis Coronavirus Restrictions To Remain In Place Following Labor Day Holiday

Restrictions on bars and restaurants have been extended.

$9.6 Million Purchase Closed For St. Louis FD Radio And Safety Equipment

Financing was arranged under the city’s existing master tax-exempt lease/purchase agreement with U.S. Bancorp.

St. Louis Comptroller Secures Funding For Three In-Person Absentee Voting Sites For November Election

$60,000 of the city's CARES Act contingency funds are to be transferred to the Board of Election Commissioners for this purpose.

SLMFC Approves Financing Expansion Of Convention Center

St. Louis City and St. Louis County have committed $105 million each to complete the project.

Ferguson Activist Cori Bush Defeats 10-Term Incumbent Lacy Clay

If elected in November, Bush will be the first Black woman to represent Missouri in Congress.

Juneteeth Message From St. Louis License Collector

Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery.

St. Louis City Hall To Reopen To Visitors With Additional Safety Precautions, Restrictions

On Monday, June 1, St. Louis City Hall will reopen to members of the general public with additional COVID-19 related safety precautions.

St. Louis City Launches Online Transparency Portal For Coronavirus Related Expenses

The portal also features contracts and leases the City has entered into on emergency basis, through Director of its Department of Health.

Board Of Aldermen President Lewis Reed To Introduce Resolution To Form Special Coronavirus Committee

The Coronavirus Special Committee will be one centralized committee to receive all reports, data and legislation related to the Coronavirus.

Message From Mayor Krewson Relative To The May 19 Special Election

RSMo authorizes you to ask an election panel to reschedule an election when a disaster prohibits an election from occurring.

Visitors No Longer Allowed Inside City Of St. Louis Buildings

A very limited number of employees will remain at City Hall while many continue to work from home.

City Of St. Louis Enacts Additional Restrictions To Combat Coronavirus

On Friday, all City playgrounds were temporarily closed in an effort to prevent further exposure and encourage safe social distancing.

St. Louis City Department Of Revenue Office To Close Temporarily

Vehicle safety and emission inspection window for March and April license plate expirations will also be extended for additional 60 days.

8 COVID-19 Cases In Missouri, 3 In St. Louis: Updates

State, county, city and federal governments have all declared states of emergency as they work to fight the spread of the new coronavirus.

St. Louis County Declares Coronavirus State of Emergency

Effective at 5 p.m., the county is banning gatherings of more than 250 people in an attempt to curb the spread of the new coronavirus.

Sanders, Biden Rally St. Louis Crowds Ahead Of Tuesday's Primary

Polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday. Check your registration status and find your polling place.

COVID-19 Patient's Father Violated Quarantine: STL County Exec

"When we ask someone to quarantine, and they tell us they will, we have to trust that," said St. Louis County Executive Sam Page.

First Coronavirus Case In Missouri Confirmed In St. Louis County

Health officials are working to identify anyone who has had contact with the woman, who recently returned from studying abroad in Italy.

Judge Who Put A Stop To 'Stop And Frisk' To Speak In St. Louis

The unconstitutional tactic once championed by former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg is now at the center of Democratic presidential politics.

Slate Announces Modifications To The SLWDB Local Plan For 2020-2024

The St. Louis Workforce Development Board Local Plan for Program Years 2020 - 2024 will be available for review for 30 days.

St. Louis receives 'D' grade for fiscal health

St. Louis Taxpayers on the hook for $14,500

Free Up Your Time By Using My Social Security

Time is one of our most valuable commodities.

Understanding Social Security Spouses' Benefits

Marriage is a tradition that exists on every continent and in nearly every country.

Medicare, A Simple Explanation

Social Security and Medicare are both programs that are household names, but do you know the true difference?

Former St. Louis Metropolitan Police Officer Pleads Guilty To Committing Perjury

Bailey Colletta, 26, a former police officer with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) pleaded guilty to committing perjury.

Back To School With Social Security

It typically takes people a lifetime of planning to reach their retirement goals.

Judge Blocks Missouri's 8-Week Abortion Ban Pending Court Battle

An 8-week abortion ban will not go into effect in Missouri tomorrow, a judge ruled. However, other provisions of the restrictive law will.

Former St. Louis County Exec Stenger Sentenced To Federal Prison

Steven V. Stenger, 47, of Clayton, was sentenced to 46 months in prison, a fine of $250,000, three years’ supervised release...

Asian American Youth Empowerment Forum Scheduled For Saturday

"Asian Americans are not perceived as a force in politics ... and this forum is an effort to train up youth to change that," organizers say.

Missouri's Last Abortion Clinic Can Remain Open, Judge Rules

The restraining order ensures, at least temporarily, that Missouri won't become the only state in the country without an abortion clinic.

Abortion Rights Activists Arrested After Storming Gov's Office

A rally at the Gateway Arch turned into a march on the governor's St. Louis office, ending in at least a dozen arrests.