Platte River flood warnings near Platte City showed how quickly low-lying land can flood
NWS flood warnings for the Platte River near Platte City tied local impacts to river-stage levels: 20.0 feet near SH 92 and 22.0 feet at Humphreys Access.
Missouri
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Neosho water and sewer sale: Missouri PSC approves Missouri-American Water takeover
Neosho MO — Missouri PSC approved Missouri-American Water’s takeover of Neosho water and sewer. Key: existing rates stay until a future general rate case.
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Creve Coeur Gas Watch: Metro regular eases to $3.668, diesel $4.722
AAA’s June 22 St. Louis metro check shows regular gas and diesel easing, giving Creve Coeur drivers a modest break while diesel stays costly.
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St. Louis data center zoning bill heads to aldermen with noise, power rules
St. Louis, MO – Board Bill 49 would create city zoning rules for data centers, adding size classes, setbacks, utility disclosures and public review.
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Belle Vernon Main Street raid removes 64 animals, leaves questions
Belle Vernon, PA — State police removed 62 dogs and two cats from a Main Street home; rescue groups are caring for them while the case remains open.
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Webb City documentary premiere will spotlight Cardinal Valley restoration June 4
Webb City will host a June 4 screening of “Cardinal Valley: A Restoration Story,” with a Q&A and reception after the film on mine-reclamation work.
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St. Louis tornado recovery moves ahead as demolition starts and Rams fund bill takes shape
St. Louis, MO — Demolition has started on tornado-damaged properties, while a proposed Rams-settlement bill could steer one-time money toward recovery and city priorities.
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Creve Coeur fuel watch: St. Louis metro gas slips, diesel inches up
Creve Coeur MO Gas & Diesel Watch – AAA’s St. Louis metro check shows regular gas a bit lower than yesterday and diesel a bit higher, both still well above last month.
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St. Louis data center zoning draft heads to May 18 hearing
St. Louis has updated its proposed data center rules and will hold another hearing May 18, with an informational webinar set for May 11.
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St. Louis sends $1.41 billion FY2027 budget to aldermen
St. Louis city leaders sent a proposed $1.41 billion FY2027 budget to aldermen, with pay raises, police funding growth and maintenance spending.
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Kansas City’s Royals stadium shift to Crown Center raises transit, traffic and neighborhood questions
Kansas City’s new Crown Center ballpark site turns the Royals stadium debate into a transit, traffic and neighborhood story — but it is not final.
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Kansas City’s Royals ballpark plan shifts downtown toward Crown Center
Kansas City MO – A new Royals-Hallmark ballpark concept centers on Crown Center, with city action already underway and more approvals still ahead.
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Kansas City clears next step on Royals downtown stadium plan at Crown Center
Kansas City took a negotiating step on a downtown Royals stadium April 16, then the team named Crown Center as the planned site April 22. Final approval is still ahead.
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Kansas City streetcar Riverfront Extension opens May 18
The KC Streetcar Riverfront Extension opens May 18, giving Kansas City a 0.7-mile downtown-to-riverfront transit link ahead of World Cup attention.
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Kansas City advances Royals stadium negotiations after council vote
Kansas City MO – City Council approved the next phase of Royals stadium talks, keeping downtown financing, land use, and negotiations moving forward.
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St. Louis water bills could rise for years under city proposal
St. Louis city water bills could rise in phases through 2032 under a proposed rate plan. The sharpest jumps would come in 2026 and 2027, and public input is open.
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St. Louis water bills could rise under new city rate proposal
St. Louis MO – City leaders are proposing another water-rate increase that could add about $7 to $9 a month for average households if approved.
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Kansas City council advances Royals stadium talks, more votes ahead
Kansas City MO – The council moved the Royals downtown stadium effort into negotiations and planning, but financing, site details, and final approvals are still ahead.
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St. Louis approves Midtown data center permit with new conditions, tax promises, and neighborhood questions
St. Louis MO – The Board of Public Service approved a Midtown data center permit with added limits on cooling, generators, taxes, and jobs on April 21.
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Kansas City’s Royals stadium plan just moved again — here’s what changed and what still has to happen
Kansas City MO – The Royals stadium push advanced again, but the city has not fully approved a site, financing plan, or final public agreement yet.
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Kansas City’s Royals stadium plan moved from proposal to site announcement — what happens next
Kansas City MO – The Royals named a Crown Center-area site on April 22, but the project still needs financing, zoning, infrastructure, and public approvals.
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Kansas City advances Royals downtown stadium plan, but financing and zoning decisions are still ahead
Kansas City MO – The council moved the Royals stadium proposal forward on April 16, but financing, zoning, and final development approvals are still pending.