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 [...]
St. Louis voter guide to the April 2 general election
Prop S would help out homeowners or business owners that are dealing with flooding on their personal or commercial property. Prop S would raise your rate, depending on how much [...]
Call Newspapers Election Guide 2019
MSD is asking voter permission to move into a new service area with a stormwater impervious fee called MSD Proposition S. Read more about what it means here and see [...]
Flooding concerns continue after recent Midwest rain
The recent rain in St. Louis and the Midwest could make flooding worse. Just days ago, the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District, MSD, took precautions by sending a diver into [...]
St. Louis Utility Proposes Impervious Storm Water Fee
The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) has proposed an increase in storm water fees based on how much water a property can absorb. The fee will be on the [...]
MSD Goes Before City/County Voters With Prop S Rate Hike
The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is going before voters on April 2 with Proposition S, a measure to be decided both in St. Louis City and County. If passed, [...]
MSD proposes restarting ‘impervious fee,’ now with voter approval; Sullivan is on fence
Voters in the St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District will consider Proposition S for Stormwater to address local and regional flooding and erosion on the ballot Tuesday, April 2. If approved [...]