A union-led summit at Vashon High will press SLPS leaders on accreditation, leadership turnover, tornado recovery and support for unhoused students.

Clayton school leaders are exploring whether Fontbonne University's campus could be repurposed as a new elementary school. The conversation is preliminary and no deal is in place.

Wentzville, Missouri, is increasing DWI patrols to improve road safety and prevent drunk driving, a message shared by the local police on social media.

St. Louis agreed to a $4 million settlement over inhumane conditions at the Workhouse; thousands of former detainees may be eligible to file claims. The deal follows years of lawsuits, protests and the jail’s demolition.

The Cardinals designated infielder Bryan Ramos for assignment and claimed pitcher Zak Kent off waivers, amid roster adjustments during Spring Training.

Wentzville City Hall closes for Presidents Day, but trash collection remains on schedule and parks are open, as announced on the city's Facebook page.

City officials halted $12,500 consolation payments to more than 150 North Side grant applicants after reporting flagged questionable awards.

Flight manifests now in the public record list St. Louis as a stop for a private jet tied to Jeffrey Epstein. The entries appear in court exhibits and government document releases.

A 29-year-old man died two days after officers transported him from a downtown St. Louis bus stop; the Force Investigation Unit has opened a probe.

Wentzville, Missouri, enhances communication with residents, offering multiple channels such as social media, website, and eNewsletters to keep them informed about city events and services.

An 18-year-old Florissant man died Friday after his car landed on westbound I‑70 at Bermuda Drive, struck a median and caught fire, authorities say. Troopers and the state patrol are investigating.

Bissinger's expanded its St. Louis factory and added visitor spaces while keeping chocolates hand‑dipped and small‑batch. The company says the new footprint is built for artisans and visitors alike.

Missouri businessman Danny L. Nickelson Jr. pleaded guilty to failing to pay employment taxes for a decade, facing prison and a potential $250,000 fine.