North City neighbors pressed for continuous, public soil testing at the former Carter Carburetor superfund site as plans for a youth golf center near the Herbert Hoover club move forward.

An immersive Sonic the Hedgehog Speed Café pops up at Nudo House in the Delmar Loop this Saturday with St. Louis‑exclusive menu items and limited merch.

A 16-year-old has been certified as an adult and charged with second-degree murder in the August 2025 Carrington Lane stabbing; prosecutors set a $300,000 cash-only bond.

A man was critically injured Monday evening in the Vandeventer neighborhood; police found him in his car with multiple gunshot wounds and are searching for a suspect.

Dellwood voters approved Proposition D, clearing $6 million to modernize parks, public safety and several vacant lots along West Florissant. City officials say construction could start this summer.

Two men were shot in South City; one is in critical condition and homicide detectives were called to the Jefferson and Arsenal intersection.

Knox County voters approved a 0.5% sales tax to modernize 911 dispatch and emergency services, the county's official returns show.

Vincent Simmons filed a federal suit saying an officer shot him in the back during a March 2025 arrest; the filing lands as St. Louis contends with multimillion‑dollar police verdicts.

Mercy has opened a nearly 43,000‑square‑foot Kids Center for Neurodevelopment in Chesterfield that centralizes autism diagnosis, therapy and NICU follow‑up for the St. Louis region.

The Army Corps found contaminated soil at the long-empty Reserve at Winding Creek in Hazelwood; sampling is underway and remediation is planned for Oct 2026–Mar 2027.

A Rolla officer shot a man early Wednesday during a disturbance call; the Missouri State Highway Patrol is investigating. The man was taken to a hospital and is reported stable.

The Missouri State Board approved an SLU‑sponsored Frontier Schools campus for Columbia, setting up a legal fight with Columbia Public Schools over the law and funding.

Vineyards around St. Louis are bracing for another season of crop damage after heavy drift last year and the EPA’s reapproval of dicamba for 2026.