St. Peters residents were given an all-clear on tap water safety following a water main break, eliminating the need for a voluntary boil advisory and suggesting flushing lines if discoloration occurs.

MoDOT and Affinis are upgrading sidewalks for ADA compliance in Princeton and South Lineville, Missouri, and are seeking public input through a meeting and online comments.

The St. Louis County Sheriff's Office is searching for Benjamin Sherwood, missing since March 11; he has a history of brain injury and a recent physical injury.

A man with head lacerations was found in Kingsway West; police seek information on the incident, with the victim in stable condition but not providing details.

Three former St. Louis residents admitted to defrauding federal loan programs of $229,000, pleading guilty to wire fraud charges related to fake PPP loan applications.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis forecasts mild weather with temperatures around 44-78°F, partly cloudy skies, and potential thunderstorms at the week's end with severe weather threats.

A man in St. Louis pleads guilty to 240 charges for a city-wide burglary spree and receives a 14-year sentence.

St. Louis's Democratic Committee endorses Cara Spencer over incumbent Mayor Tishaura Jones for the upcoming election.

The University of South Florida is hosting a webinar on work zone safety for law enforcement and government personnel, supported by an FHWA grant, focusing on traffic control, roles, and safety practices.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is seeking public help to find Daja Lucas, missing since December 17 and last seen on New Year's Eve. She is recognizable by her tattoos and was wearing a black nightgown.

Zacchaeus Daniels and infant daughter Ophelia were identified as victims in a St. Louis shooting investigated as a murder-suicide.

St. Louis NWS forecasts a clear afternoon with highs near 67°F, windy conditions, and potential sprinkles in the evening, followed by a sunny weekend and a warmer week ahead.

St. Louis Police Chief Robert J. Tracy is discussing ballistic intelligence and the NIBIN system at a Congressional Briefing, highlighting their importance in solving violent crimes.