St. Louis police officer Nathan Spiess, who endured a traumatic incident resulting in a partial leg amputation, is slated to leave the hospital with a police escort and public support.

Polar bear twins Kallu and Kallik debut at Saint Louis Zoo, attracting visitors to their 40,000-square-foot habitat, with the zoo emphasizing conservation efforts.

The Opera Theatre of St. Louis plans to buy the Caleres Headquarters in Clayton, aiming to create a new performing arts center on the site they are under contract to acquire, pending a due diligence process.

A police chase from Illinois led to a collision and shots fired in St. Louis; the suspect hit police cars and escaped, prompting an inter-agency investigation.

A man was shot from an SUV while walking in Walnut Park East, and was hospitalized in critical/stable condition. The shooter remains unidentified and the motive unclear. Police are investigating.

A man was shot in his home during a break-in in Dutchtown, St. Louis; his condition is stable and the investigation is ongoing.

MoDOT is starting roundabout construction on Blue Parkway from March 26 to June 15, causing road closures and detours via U.S. 50, emphasizing work zone safety.

St. Louis County Police are investigating after Nicole Jung, reported missing since February 28, was found dead in a wooded area along South Old Highway 141. Her vehicle was also discovered at the scene.

Mid Rivers Mall Drive in St. Peters will have nighttime repairs for 7-10 days starting March 24, 2025, with alternating lane closures from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.

University City's public document portal is down, causing frustration among residents. The city is working to restore access and has not provided a clear timeline for the fix.

A Georgia man was indicted for allegedly taking a Missouri teen across state lines for illicit sexual activities, with federal agencies collaborating for a swift rescue.

The Missouri Route 11 bridge over Salt Creek near Mendon has reopened, contributing to the Northwest Bridge Bundle project that aims to improve infrastructure in north central Missouri.

MoDOT will close Route U in Linn County for culvert work from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on March 20, weather permitting. Drivers need to find alternative routes.