DEA agents in St. Louis seized nearly 600,000 fentanyl doses during a national Phase II sweep, along with meth, cocaine, guns and nearly $2M in suspected proceeds. The haul is part of the agency’s Fentanyl Free America campaign.

No‑excuse early voting begins next Tuesday in St. Charles County with vote centers at Element St. Charles and The Meadows Mall.

An 18-year-old was charged in connection with the October Carr Square shooting that killed 25-year-old Raykel Thompson.

RAC Chair Constantino Ochoa defended the commission after the Missouri auditor launched a spending review that could shift oversight to Explore St. Louis.

Belleville police say a 40-year-old man was found dead early Wednesday on Illinois Route 161 near Sullivan Drive. Detectives and the county coroner responded; autopsy results are pending.

A 65-year-old woman died after her car struck a tree at Oakland Avenue and Oakview Place. Police say a medical emergency may be to blame and the investigation is ongoing.

A SLU/YouGov poll finds support for a repeal-style abortion measure edged up when respondents heard it would also bar gender-affirming care for minors. The finding deepens the November fight over Amendment 3.

Light snow and gusty northwest winds this morning, with only spotty accumulation expected. Temperatures then rebound sharply into the 60s–70s later in the week.

St. Louis County's MWBE director says he was suspended after pressing for procurement reforms and has filed suit alleging whistleblower retaliation.

Kathy Ireland has invested in St. Louis‑based AI firm Capacity as it advances a Series E round, bringing a high‑profile backer to the city’s tech scene.

Gusty winds and a line of storms sweep St. Louis Sunday; rain may change to light snow overnight. Secure loose items and prepare for a sharp temperature drop into Monday.

Two charter amendments would move purchasing rules out of Florissant's charter and raise the sealed‑bid trigger from $5,000 to $25,000. City officials say it will cut staff time; critics warn of reduced voter control.

Millions in EPA grants for electric school buses have been halted, leaving St. Louis districts with partial deliveries, unpaid invoices and stalled projects. Local leaders say the federal program’s collapse has real consequences for kids and routes.