Family Care Health Centers cut the ribbon on a new 27,000-square-foot clinic in Dutchtown offering pediatrics, behavioral health, WIC and an on-site pharmacy with a sliding fee scale.

Two men were charged in the April 19 killing of Backyard BBQ owner Ronald Milton after investigators reviewed surveillance and ballistic evidence.

A Bunceton school board member admitted in federal court to steering $385,000 into a bogus overseas investment; court filings require $146,518 in restitution.

A 19‑year‑old Hillsdale man pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession after police recovered a converted 10mm Glock and suspected narcotics during a stolen‑car stop.

An ammonia leak at the St. Louis Area Foodbank in Bridgeton prompted evacuations and a hazmat response Thursday. Police asked the public to avoid Corporate Woods Drive.

Elmore Bibbs, 50, died May 19 from injuries sustained in an April 25 Baden shooting. A 37-year-old suspect was arrested May 16 and faces multiple felony charges.

MAP St. Louis — the city's only Montessori secondary school — will close after a decade, officials say, citing financial strain. Families and staff are beginning transition planning.

A production‑representative MQ‑25 Stingray finished a two‑hour flight out of MidAmerica Airport, bringing Boeing's new Mascoutah plant a step closer to full production. The test validated autonomous controls and sets up further Navy trials.

BB’s Jazz, Blues & Soups is set to reopen at 700 S. Broadway under team behind Broadway Oyster Bar, with a public pre‑opening celebration Wednesday at noon.

A St. Louis County player found a $50,000 prize on a $10 $1,000 Frenzy scratcher bought at the QuikTrip on South Big Bend in Maplewood. The Missouri Lottery game still lists millions in unclaimed prizes.

The St. Louis African Arts Festival returns to Forest Park next weekend for its 35th year with free stages, vendors and family programming. Organizers expect a strong turnout after last year’s cancellation.

Post‑harvest workers at BeLeaf’s Sinse cultivation plant won an 11‑3 union vote, ending a two‑year fight after the NLRB rejected the employer’s agricultural exemption argument.

A late-night shootout in Carr Square left two dead and three injured; police stopped a fleeing car on the McKinley Bridge and detained two men.