Graybar reported record $12.9B in net sales for 2025 and a small profit uptick as it completed an ERP overhaul and opened STAR Centers.

Sam Page will outline a plan March 12 to consolidate city and county services in St. Louis, pitching expanded cooperation as a fix for budget shortfalls. The proposal could touch transit, sewers, policing and more.

Uncle Bill's on South Kingshighway is preparing to reopen, and the diner’s vintage wood paneling will remain. Neighbors are already talking about pancakes and late‑night coffee returning.

A 61-year-old man was shot in the neck on the 4000 block of Ashland in St. Louis; police say he is in critical but stable condition and detectives are seeking tips.

Keeley Properties has started work on the Iris, the first apartment building inside Cortex, promising new housing and ground-level retail near City Foundry.

A bomb threat forced an evacuation at Washington Middle School on Monday after authorities received a report claiming multiple explosives inside the building. The district and police are investigating.

A judge sided with Delmar Maker District property owners in a lawsuit alleging lead contamination that forced Brew Tulum's Central West End closure.

Jury selection opened Monday in Edwardsville for a man accused in the 2025 Collinsville murder-for-hire death of Portia Rowland. Prosecutors say $10,000 changed hands.

Dozens gathered at Tower Grove Park Saturday as supporters of U.S. strikes and anti‑war demonstrators faced off, drawing a police presence and local organizers. The standoff mirrored nationwide protests after strikes on Iran.

A Wentzville woman was arrested after police say she stole her mother’s lung cancer medication, a haul investigators estimate at up to $20,000.

A St. Charles judge interrupted a planned video hearing for Pam Hupp and has signaled steps to move her closer to court so she can attend upcoming proceedings. The move comes with a death‑penalty trial in the Betsy Faria case set for August.

St. Ignatius Loyola School in Concord Hill will close at the end of the school year after the Archdiocese of St. Louis cited financial strain and heavy subsidy needs.

A fatal crash at Shackelford Road and Kilmory Drive closed the roadway in both directions Friday afternoon with no estimated reopening time. Traffic was diverted.