Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed the FY26 budget of $50.8 billion with significant cuts, focusing on limited government, fiscal discipline, and investments in public safety, roads, education, and agriculture.

PrideFest 2025 in St. Louis attracted over 300,000 people, featuring parades and activities despite losing a major sponsor and introducing an entry fee.

Mid-Missouri drivers should expect road closures and construction delays from June 30 to July 6 due to MoDOT maintenance and construction, except for a brief halt from July 3 noon until the following Monday.

MoDOT modifies detours near Purina Farms due to ongoing route construction, including a new retaining wall for safety. Route MM to close temporarily starting June 30.

The Northside Youth and Senior Service Center has been a cornerstone of support in St. Louis, providing meals and services to the community since 1973 and showing resilience after a tornado.

Terry Garey received four life sentences plus 15 years for sexually assaulting two young girls, with convictions on multiple sodomy and molestation counts.

A St. Louis County woman pleaded guilty to participating in a scam defrauding individuals of $1 million, particularly targeting older adults in an online romance fraud scheme.

St. Louis has a variable weather outlook with thunderstorms and high temperatures, mixed with some sunny and clearer conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

The St. Louis Police paid tribute to retired officer Wendell "Dick" Hess for his 22-year service as a motorman, highlighting his legacy amidst his health decline.

St. Louis Police seek a female driver who fled after her SUV, a light-colored Mercury Mountaineer, hit and killed a pedestrian on W. Florissant; tips are requested.

Missouri man, Anthony Snelson, pleads guilty to attempting to solicit a minor for sex and receives child pornography after his online interaction with a teenager on TikTok.

A shooting in Fox Park, St. Louis, injured three individuals and police are investigating the incident which occurred around 10:35 p.m. on Shenandoah Avenue.

A woman in St. Ann, Missouri died in her apartment after her power was cut off, amid a heatwave. This left her without necessary cooling, aggravating her health issues. Assistance programs for those struggling with utility bills are highlighted.