Jerry Seinfeld will perform at The Fabulous Fox in St. Louis on Sept. 19, 2026. Tickets go on sale June 26 at 10 a.m., with prices ranging from about $60 to premium seats near $500.

Madelynn Carroll pleaded not guilty June 16 to felony DWI and child‑endangerment charges after a July 12, 2025 crash that prosecutors say killed a 14‑year‑old passenger. Arraignment is set for Aug. 5, 2026.

Three Galloping Goose members admitted to racketeering-related crimes tied to a deadly 2021 Lake of the Ozarks brawl. Federal filings say the pleas include violent-crime and drug counts.

Closed-session records show Missouri American offered about $27.5M for Kirkwood’s water system; residents and council members say they were not told.

A Jackson County judge’s order cleared the way for Planned Parenthood to resume medication abortions in Missouri; clinics say online scheduling and appointments begin next week. Legal appeals and a 2026 ballot fight are already lined up.

A fallen power pole during gusty weather set a fire that destroyed a St. Louis church sanctuary and its food pantry; investigators and weather officials are on scene.

The Ballpark Village Starbucks at 6 Cardinal Way has reopened under a new franchisee after closing in October 2024. The return restores downtown coffee service near Busch Stadium.

Black Wall Street 314 brings more than 100 Black-owned vendors to the Wellston Loop next Saturday. The festival is part of a push to keep dollars local and support a planned mixed‑use project.

A man from Cyprus pleaded guilty to a 2024 Lake Saint Louis stabbing and was sentenced to 20 years. Authorities say the victim's body was found partly inside a dog cage.

A Waynesville man faces seven counts after investigators say a cybertip pointed to child-sex-abuse material stored on Google and shared via Telegram.

Randolph County prosecutors added burglary and property‑damage counts against two people already accused in the killing of 16‑year‑old Kayla Huff. The new counts arrive as the community continues to mourn.

St. Charles County closed the new Kinetic Park splash pad after parents reported several children slipped on a reportedly slick blue surface; the county will reassess.

About 50 cars were targeted in an overnight smash-and-grab run across south St. Louis County, including many vehicles at the Royal Oaks Condominiums in Oakville. Residents are filing claims and urging stronger parking-area security.