A chase that began at a Hall Street parking‑lot takeover ended near I‑70 after police arrested three people and recovered a short‑barreled rifle.

Sunny Monday with a high near 88°F. Heat builds midweek into the 90s with heat‑index values near 100–105 by late week.

A fight aboard a MetroBus in north St. Louis County ended in a fatal shooting near St. Charles Rock Road and Wismer Road. Police and transit officials say they will review bus footage.

Flash-flood watch through 7 p.m. Saturday for St. Louis as scattered storms may produce heavy downpours and localized flooding.

A Northwoods man was sentenced to 17 years after a September shooting that killed his roommate, court records and reporting show.

Five attendees say they were shoved and injured at Wesley Bell’s August 2025 town hall and have filed suit seeking $25,000 per person. The complaint names Bell and several security hires and alleges assault, battery and negligence.

Heavy rain and storms produced flash flooding south of St. Louis on July 10, with 4–8 inches reported in some spots. Officials warn to avoid flooded roads and monitor local alerts.

A St. Louis man was arrested after police say he tossed rocks onto I‑64 and damaged three cars. Records and past reporting show he faced similar charges after a 2023 arrest.

St. Clair police arrested Isaac James Sansoucie on July 3 after a June 30 report alleged statutory sodomy with a child under 12; the case is now with Franklin County prosecutors.

A judge reduced a $4.6M jury verdict to $585K against the Missouri Department of Health after applying the state's Human Rights Act damages cap.

Ferguson police closed Church Street and North Florissant after officers reported shots fired near the UMB Bank; no injuries were reported, officials said. Traffic was detoured while investigators worked the scene.

An Alton man received a 50-year sentence after a judge found he orchestrated the 2024 drive-by that killed 13-year-old Ra'Niya Steward. Several co-defendants have pleaded guilty.

Elijah Gantt, accused of knocking a Ferguson officer to the pavement during an Aug. 2024 protest, is due to face a jury in July. The case centers on body‑camera and surveillance footage and the officer’s severe brain injuries.