Clayton-based Belden posted record revenue of $750.2 million and record orders of $836 million as AI data center demand accelerates.

St. Louis gets sunny, less-humid weather Wednesday and Thursday before showers and thunderstorms move in late Thursday night.

Heat Advisory through 7 p.m. Tuesday with feels-like temps above 100°F. Cooling centers and safety tips for St. Louis residents.

A heavy first-floor blaze broke out Tuesday in the 4500 block of Olive Street in the Central West End. Firefighters conducted an active search and closed nearby streets.

Extreme Heat Warning for St. Louis today: highs near 100°F and heat‑index readings over 110°F.

Baileys' Restaurants will close two long-running St. Louis locations next Saturday as the company reorganizes its portfolio. Patrons have one more week to visit.

The Missouri Supreme Court affirmed dissolving a 1987 injunction against Glendale Shooting Club near Robertsville, ending a decades‑long legal fight and removing long-standing limits on the range.

The Boom Boom Room is relocating into Buddy's events space on Washington Avenue, debuting a weekend residency with themed food and cocktails on August 21, 2026.

A Missouri appeals court reversed a judge’s dismissal in the long‑running Cole County murder case, putting William “Chris” Niemet back on track for an Aug. 11 arraignment.

A Fillworks proposal to fill the Ruprecht Quarry in Lemay has neighbors worried about years of truck traffic, flood risk and dust as county staff review the permit.

St. Louis County police are investigating Councilwoman Lisa Clancy after political signs were reported missing, including one photographed outside her home.

A teen was charged July 23 in a July 5 quadruple shooting near the North Hanley MetroLink; two men were killed and two others were wounded, prosecutors say.

University City confirmed that a monthlong outage that knocked out online bill pay and permits was a cyberattack. Officials say investigations are ongoing while services are restored.