-
In far south St. Louis County, workers are using huge machines to dig a $175 million tunnel. It’s part of a Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District project aimed at preventing sewers from overflowing. That could allow the district to treat all of the region's wastewater and protect the environment.
-
The City of St. Louis plans to knock down nearly three times as many vacant buildings this fiscal year than it did the year before.It's part of an effort…
-
St. Louis voters easily reaffirmed the city's earnings tax, a solid victory for city leaders and a stinging defeat for retired financier Rex…
-
A major source of revenue for the city of St. Louis is one step closer to appearing on the city’s April 5 ballot. The Board of Alderman’s Ways and Means…
-
Updated 2/7/14 to correct the timeline of the lawsuit against MSD.The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is preparing for its first big dig.Starting in…
-
The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday for and against the constitutionality of a Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District storm water fee.MSD…
-
The St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District has named its new executive director, Brian Hoelscher.Hoelscher takes over the job from Jonathon Sprague, who…
-
The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District has unveiled new goals for the number of minorities and women who must be involved with the agency’s big…
-
A mistake by the St. Louis County Department of Revenue will cost the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District about $2 million in expected tax revenue.The…
-
*This story will be updated *Updated Sunday at 2:45 p.m. with details river levels and drought relief Large parts of rural Missouri and Illinois had…