St. Louis has allocated over $16 million for its third year of neighborhood revitalization, focusing on affordable housing and public space improvements through the Neighborhood Transformation Grants program.

A man reported a carjacking in Wells-Goodfellow; suspects took his car and belongings. Police are seeking information.

Investigation underway for a shooting in The Greater Ville, St. Louis; two men hospitalized, motives unclear, no arrests made, public assistance sought.

MoDOT announces overnight I-55 closure for bridge work, and ongoing closures affecting St. Louis-area travel; encourages checking real-time updates for safe commuting.

An unidentified man died after being struck by a MetroLink train in Midtown as reported by SLMPD; ongoing investigations seek to uncover the circumstances.

A Florissant woman died and several, including children, were injured in a three-vehicle crash on N. Broadway. The collision involved a speeding Mazda, which hit a Jeep and a Chevy.

A water main break in St. Peters affects residents in Braewood and Ellington, with the city working to restore services. Repair efforts are underway, but the cause and repair timeline are unclear.

Giovanni Falcon, a Mexican national, was arrested for distributing obscene material to a minor and coercion, but has pleaded not guilty. He faces a serious flight risk and potentially severe prison sentences if convicted.

A police chase in St. Louis ended with a shootout and a man critically wounded after a car linked to felony theft crashed and the suspect attempted to flee.

Minnesota authorities responded to cyber-tips of potential child exploitation, leading to an investigation involving a Rock Ridge High School staff member in Eveleth. No arrests were made, and no local victims have been identified yet.

A fight in Central West End resulted in a shooting that injured three. A 19-year-old woman was arrested after discharging a firearm during the altercation.

St. Louis County engineers seek public input on improving traffic near Lowell Elementary. A meeting is set for March 11 to discuss safety and flow at two intersections.

Vincent Lee was found guilty of possessing child pornography, while the jury could not reach a verdict on sodomy and rape charges. A new trial date is pending.