Families in two Dellwood homes are expected to be evacuated Tuesday night. An MSD storm channel has been carrying their backyards away and now things are dangerous. Read the full [...]
MSD Acts to Ensure Public Safety After Hillside Collapse in North County
The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) acted Tuesday to relocate two families on Dellridge Court in the north St. Louis County after the hillside behind their homes shifted nearly […]
MSD Responding to Force Main Break near Kiefer Creek
Crews with the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) are cleaning up and making repairs after a force main break near the Kiefer Creek Pump Station at Castlewood State Park […]
St. Louis Street Dept. builds flood wall along Alabama Ave. Bridge over River Des Peres
The city of St. Louis is preparing for rising river levels. In south St. Louis, the city streets department shut down traffic on the Alabama Avenue Bridge over the River [...]
Rising River Forces MSD to Shut Down Pump Station
Rising river levels have forced the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) to shut down its Watkins Creek pump station.
Second crash involving a school bus Monday morning in St. Louis
A school bus was involved in a crash with several vehicles in north St. Louis. It was the second crash involving a school bus in the city Monday morning. A […]
Nightmare On Elm Place
Work delays and homeowner complaints arising from a troubled sewer repair project — that one aggrieved resident dubbed “The Nightmare on Elm Place” — have led Webster Groves Mayor Gerry [...]
Voters sent MSD’s plan for flooding and erosion down the drain, so problems won’t end
Shortages of public awareness and campaign funding, and what some onetime allies saw as a lack of urgency, may have sunk a ballot measure Tuesday that would have given the [...]
St. Louis voter guide to the April 2 general election
Let's begin with something both St. Louis City and County voters will have to make a decision on — Prop S. Prop S would help out homeowners or business owners [...]
Arch visitors look at the rising Mississippi River, Governor Parson warns of danger
The Mississippi River was slowly climbing up the steps of the Arch. But, it was still about two dozen steps below the plaque that marks the height of the great [...]
