ST. LOUIS – The rain Thursday morning has flooded multiple streets in the St. Louis area.
MoDOT, MSD prepare for large amounts of rain
ST. LOUIS – The amount of COVID-19 found in St. Louis community wastewater has decreased for the first time in six weeks.ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) — The St. Louis area is […]
MSD Project Clear Crews Responding to Force Main Break in Maryland Heights
MSD Project Clear (MSDPC) contractors are working to repair a broken force main in Maryland Heights. The break was discovered Monday near John Pellet Court and Hog Hollow Road. Construction […]
Researchers see decline of COVID-19 in St. Louis wastewater, report says
ST. LOUIS – The amount of COVID-19 found in St. Louis community wastewater has decreased for the first time in six weeks.
COVID wastewater data shows decline in St. Louis region
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) – For the first time in six weeks, wastewater samples collected across St. Louis revealed a drop in the coronavirus infection.
Scientists say wastewater shows COVID is on the decline in Missouri
ST. LOUIS — There are some promising signs COVID-19 may be declining in the St. Louis area. Experts say they know that because they've analyzed your wastewater. The state health [...]
Wastewater tests in St. Louis region show first COVID decline in 6 weeks
ST. LOUIS – New data from wastewater tests in the St. Louis area shows a stunning drop in COVID-19 viral load levels.
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The Metropolitan Sewer District is knocking down buildings in an effort to create space for stormwater absorption and has partnered with the state to create green spaces in the resulting […]
MSD continues sending wastewater to University of Missouri to test for COVID-19
ST. LOUIS — The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District and the University of Missouri are testing wastewater to determine how much COVID-19 is in the St. Louis region. Levels aren’t [...]
Groundbreaking COVID research in Missouri shows alarming trend
ST. LOUIS — New testing on human waste shows the current surge of COVID-19 may be the worst yet for the St. Louis area.