St. Louis launches tracker for Rams settlement spending
St. Louis launched a public tracker for Rams settlement funds, showing proposed investments in infrastructure, vacant buildings, small businesses and events.
Missouri
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Kansas City approves next phase of $1.4B Current stadium expansion
Kansas City officials approved an ordinance supporting a major CPKC Stadium expansion and continued development along the Missouri River waterfront.
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Logan-Rogersville school construction program moves into 2026 implementation
The Logan-Rogersville R-VIII School District says work approved through its bond program will begin immediately on projects that can be completed during summer 2026.
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Crocker sewer-and-water improvements remain in Missouri FY2026 budget
A Missouri FY2026 budget document includes a dedicated appropriation for sewer-and-water improvements in Crocker, but the available records do not show the dollar amount, construction schedule or project status.
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Brentwood police and city set Aug. 27 citizen safety seminar
The City of Brentwood and Brentwood Police Department have scheduled a citizen safety seminar for Aug. 27, 2026. The announcement confirms the date and organizers, but not yet the time, venue or agenda.
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Clinton County Schedules August 6 Land-Use Hearings Affecting the Plattsburg Area
Clinton County’s planning and zoning archive lists public hearings for August 6, 2026, alongside notices about a 2026 moratorium involving data centers and carbon-dioxide pipeline-related development.
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Stone County Sets Aug. 11 Planning and Zoning Meetings in Galena
Stone County’s 2026-27 calendar sets Aug. 11 meetings for the Board of Adjustments and Planning and Zoning Board in Galena.
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St. Peters Advances Review of First Land-Use Plan Update Since 2008
St. Peters has begun public review of a draft land-use master plan that would update the city’s 2008 Comprehensive Plan and guide future growth.
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Blue Springs approves $66 million Iconic development
Blue Springs approved the Iconic mixed-use project, including 252 apartments, retail space, infrastructure work and up to $20 million in incentives.
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Missouri S&T to showcase sustainability and water-resource engineering at Missouri State Fair
Missouri S&T plans to bring public-facing demonstrations of engineering and applied science to the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia from Aug. 13 through Aug. 23, 2026.
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Missouri freezes new Medicaid enrollments for medical-equipment and personal-care providers statewide
A six-month Missouri moratorium on new Medicaid enrollments for durable medical equipment and personal-care providers took effect Aug. 1, while existing enrolled providers can continue serving participants.
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Missouri secretary of state rejects referendum effort targeting new congressional map
Secretary of State Denny Hoskins rejected a petition seeking a public vote on Missouri’s new congressional districts as supporters considered a court challenge.
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Louisiana wastewater minimum charge rises to $37.89 under 2026 rate ordinance
Louisiana’s 2026 wastewater rate structure took effect July 1, setting a $37.89 minimum monthly charge for each metered wastewater user.
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MoDOT sidewalk upgrades begin in Branson West along Business 13
ADA sidewalk improvements are scheduled along Business 13 between Marine Court and Eby Street as part of MoDOT’s southwest Missouri construction program.
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Liberty approves final development plan for proposed $1.4 billion Metrobloks data center
Liberty City Council approved the final development plan for Metrobloks’ proposed data-center project at 2515 Old Hughes Road, moving the $1.4 billion proposal into implementation.
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Ray County sets Aug. 24 tax sale as delinquent-property list publication nears
Ray County’s 2026 tax sale is scheduled for Aug. 24, with the first publication of the delinquent lands list planned for the week of July 20.
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Bethany’s South Harrison sidewalk project advanced to bidding in July
MoDOT listed Bethany’s South Harrison R2 sidewalk project for letting on July 23, following a June proposal listing and a July 16 addendum.
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Cassville presses Missouri regulators over proposed sludge tank near city wells
Cassville officials are seeking answers from Missouri regulators before a final decision on a proposed 900,000-gallon sludge-storage tank about two miles north of the city.
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Butler council discusses Project Cold follow-up and proposed city newsletter
The Butler City Council discussed responses from Missouri Partnership about Project Cold and considered starting a quarterly newsletter, Electric City News, during its July 21 meeting.
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Genie Recon Plans $11.5 Million Springfield Expansion, 243 Jobs
Genie Recon plans a $11.5 million expansion in Springfield expected to create 243 jobs, Missouri economic-development officials announced July 15.
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Adrian woman indicted in alleged thefts from church bank accounts
A Bates County grand jury indictment names Adrian resident Angela Loughridge in allegations involving bank accounts held by Adrian Assembly of God Church.
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MoDOT continues planning Route 171 intersection improvements near Carl Junction
A Missouri transportation project list places Route 171 intersection improvements from the Kansas state line to Fir Road in a June 2025–June 2029 scoping and design window.