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One proposition will lead to utility bill increases for St. Louis-area residents, regardless of the vote's outcome.

As the EPA gets close to finalizing rules related to PFAS, some providers in Missouri could be forced to clean up their drinking water.

In far south St. Louis County, workers are using huge machines to dig a $175 million tunnel. It鈥檚 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鈥�

St. Louis voters easily reaffirmed the city's earnings tax, a solid victory for city leaders and a stinging defeat for retired financier Rex鈥�

A major source of revenue for the city of St. Louis is one step closer to appearing on the city鈥檚 April 5 ballot. The Board of Alderman鈥檚 Ways and Means鈥�

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鈥�

The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday for and against the constitutionality of a Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District storm water fee.MSD鈥�

The St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District has named its new executive director, Brian Hoelscher.Hoelscher takes over the job from Jonathon Sprague, who鈥�

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District has unveiled new goals for the number of minorities and women who must be involved with the agency鈥檚 big鈥�