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Crime & Emergencies in ...
The Saint Louis Zoo was targeted by two false threats as zoos across the country faced a spring swatting wave. Investigators found no real danger, but the incidents triggered serious security responses.
A duct-taped iguana found at a St. Peters park is safe after a dog helped lead its owner to the bizarre scene.
Real Estate & Development in ...
St. Louis' 20 biggest residential mortgage lenders originated $5.35 billion in home purchase loans during 2025. A broader ranking reveals the scale of the region's lending market.
Politics & Govt in ...
St. Charles County is giving up roughly $4 million in personal property tax revenue, but residents’ entire tax bills are not disappearing.
Retail & Industry in ...
MAC.BID is bringing its $1-start online auctions to St. Peters this fall, along with more than 70 jobs and a new warehouse for returned and overstocked goods.
A fourth person has been charged in the 2025 Walnut Park West killing of Jawon Deshawn Cooper. The latest defendant faces first-degree murder and armed criminal action charges.
Food & Drinks in ...
A family-run counter on Gravois sold out its opening day with Chilean-style empanadas and Basque cheesecake. Expect Pino, pizza-style and breakfast empanadas on rotation.
A St. Louis woman faces felony charges after prosecutors say she opened fire during a July 7 custody exchange near Gravois Park.
An argument at a Pacific sports bar turned violent early Sunday; one man is in critical condition and a suspect was arrested at his home.
Weather & Environment in ...
Dangerous heat will bake St. Louis Sunday into Monday with heat-index readings above 115°F. Cooling centers and 2‑1‑1 assistance are available.
Missouri’s secretary of state warned he’d try to cut grants to the Daniel Boone Regional Library over a queer‑led "Rainbow Story Time," while the library says the books are age‑appropriate.
Morning storms may slow commutes, then a Heat Advisory runs Sunday–Monday with heat index readings near 110°F.
A St. Louis mother was sentenced to probation after prosecutors said she waited hours to call 911 when her daughter suffered a diabetic emergency. The sentence avoided jail and raised legal and medical questions.
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