Avery Martinez

Under the terms of the settlement, Cahokia Heights will pay $30,000 in civil penalties and must implement an estimated $30 million in compliance measures.

That money will help train more than 80 students in environmental work, and the Environmental Protection Agency says it will lead to at least 60 jobs. They claim that will come from having more marketable skills.

It’s taken six years, and will take a few more, but there’s light at the end of the tunnel for a new trail running through Olivette -- connecting the city parks with the rest of the region.

Under the order, Ameren Missouri will spend $25 million to provide vouchers for 125,000 eastern Missouri households to buy air filters to improve home air quality.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - It's somewhat unusual for people to think of art and science as coexisting, but that's just what one local artist is working on—and an international program is trying to support.

In this series of stories, First Alert 4 is focused on the personal, professional and support system struggles facing farm workers around Missouri and the nation.

Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District given $3.9 million for wastewater improvement focused on pretreatment Published Dec. 30, 2024 at 7:00 PM GMT+1

“With no open kennels, we're relying on the community to temporarily foster dogs or cats,” she says.

The two local companies are BBW Homes LLC, and Kim Roberts Properties LLC, listed by the Environmental Protection Agency as being in St. Louis. Officials say they failed to comply with regulations aimed at reducing the “hazards of lead-based paint exposure during renovations.”

Bismarck's mayor has declared a state of emergency, hopes to get state support for recovery Published Jan. 10, 2025 at 12:35 AM GMT+1