The board heard presentations on a proposed refunding of 2021 general obligation bonds and long‑range capital capacity, discussed construction delays and drainage redesigns tied to the addition/remodel project, and approved a package of construction change orders. Staff also outlined a playground grant opportunity that would cover 50% of a new play

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen Public Safety Committee voted to send Board Bill 62, which would legalize golf cart operation on certain city streets and set equipment, operational and park-use rules, to the full board with a due-pass recommendation.

The St. Louis City Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee voted 6-0 to recommend passage of Board Bill 82, clearing the way for a comptroller-led sale of the fenced Eneco Plaza to the ownership group of the former Post-Dispatch building. Developers said they plan a regulated parking lot and will comply with stormwater and zoning standards;

The committee voted 6-0 to give Board Bill 80 a due-pass recommendation, authorizing St. Louis to join the Missouri Clean Energy District (MCED) and thereby allow property owners access to an additional administrator for Property Assessed Clean Energy (CPACE) financing; sponsors said the program is voluntary and uses no city tax dollars.

District officials and teachers described the rollout of standards-based learning and grading, including proficiency scales, pilot results from Vanguard schools, teacher supports and a community communication plan ahead of districtwide implementation in 2026.

Franklin County highlights domestic violence cases and reaffirms commitment to support victims.

Board considers broadening criteria for student recognitions to include younger students' achievements.

The board adds positions to enhance administrative and language support for students.

Board evaluates relocating patron comments for enhanced public input before decision-making.

Westbrook Company reports clean audit opinion with no deficiencies for school district's finances.

Members agree to improve patron comment opportunities during workshops and meetings.

Board discusses updates to policies on facilities planning and staff communication methods.

Christian County plans to award Liberty Connect for internet services as SpringNet contracts expire.

County approves purchase of 2026 Chevy Equinox to utilize state vendor contracts.

Jeff Shafercutter challenges tax increase process during Cole County meeting.

Commission resolves funding gap to install Safe Haven Baby Box at Atten Street facility.

Commission endorses minutes from September 23 and 25 during action items discussion.

Commission orders 2025Tech276 to 284 receive unanimous approvals for various financial actions.

Legislature votes on appointments and establishes executive recall procedures in Jackson County.

Legislators review proposed levy changes and budget adjustments amid anticipated shortfalls.

Legislators address budget challenges and potential tax implications for Jackson County residents.

Board unanimously adopts tax levies for services benefiting developmentally disabled and mental health.

Councilwoman Yorta advocates for queuing items after removal from voting agenda.

The council adopts resolution 25 10 condemning political violence and honoring Charlie Kirk's legacy.

Council reviews tax levy recommendations and community zoning concerns during public hearings.