Two juveniles were seriously injured near McCluer South‑Berkeley after a track meet; police say one person is in custody and there is no active threat.

The Missouri House advanced funding to replace the Hogan Street youth facility in St. Louis even after estimates for the new building more than doubled in the current budget draft. Lawmakers approved the money as the debate moves to the Senate.

Three Illinois men were charged after a Dec. 31 warehouse break-in in downtown St. Louis that investigators say left rare racecars, a Chevelle and about 20 motorcycles missing.

A dispute over allegedly mis‑sold narcotics at a Clayton apartment left a man shot and a suspect jailed on multiple felony charges.

Franklin County will vote April 7 on Proposition T, a measure to freeze many homeowners’ property-tax bills at 2024 levels. The change stems from state Senate Bill 3 and is already tied up in court.

A 23-year-old Rolla woman died after her SUV overturned early Saturday on County Road 1000 near Huffman Garden Center, Phelps County troopers said.

Three major home games — Battlehawks, Cardinals and Blues — converge in downtown St. Louis on Saturday, bringing big crowds and extra security.

A Missouri Senate bill would require DNA cheek swabs at booking for a broader set of felony arrests; backers call it a crime‑solving tool while privacy groups warn of risk.

A tactical response unfolded in Town and Country after officers were called to a barricade at a home on Arlington Oaks Terrace.

A 52-year-old woman was struck by a Metro Transit bus at Forsyth Blvd and South Central Ave in Clayton and died the next morning. Police and county reconstruction teams are investigating.

St. Louis will top out near 92°F Thursday before a late-night line of storms. Gusty southwest winds and a hail risk are possible overnight.

County filings and developer materials show Target will anchor Farmington Crossings, a new 316,000‑sq‑ft retail center at Hwy 67 and Woodlawn Drive.

A federal judge sentenced former Bridgeton pediatrician Craig A. Spiegel to 20 years after prosecutors say he traded prescriptions for sex, photos and cash.