Maryville University announced a move to NCAA Division I men’s hockey, naming John Hogan to lead the program and planning major upgrades at its Chesterfield rink for a 2027–28 debut.

A state audit found Leadwood officials paid themselves $103,360 from SLFRF pandemic funds while the city's finances and sewer needs suffered.

A long‑neglected Gustine Avenue house burned after years of unpaid taxes, code fines and suspected squatting — neighbors say the blaze could have been prevented.

An 18-year-old died after a vehicle left State Highway OO and struck a tree north of Fredericktown. Troopers say the single-vehicle crash is under investigation.

Records released by the St. Louis police show city prosecutors declined to charge officers in six use-of-force investigations, including fatal shootings. The disclosures renew calls for clearer oversight.

CBRE has been named exclusive sales agent for the 144.5‑acre Jamestown Mall parcel. The leveled site is being marketed to national developers by the St. Louis County Port Authority.

A 41-year-old man faces assault charges after police say he struck a 60-year-old with a handgun outside a West End church on Friday.

A juvenile male was found shot inside a Brookmeadow Drive garage and later died, police said. The department says the shooting "does not appear to be intentional."

A new petition drive wants St. Louis voters to approve a local fund for sliding-scale child-care subsidies this November.

A St. Charles man was turned over to ICE after his bond was paid. The move has advocates and family demanding answers about the transfer.

The Missouri Court of Appeals heard arguments Thursday as the state presses to reverse Christopher Dunn’s 2024 vacatur. The decision could return Dunn to prison or keep his exoneration intact.

UKRAFT is opening GuacoTaco at 14560 Manchester in Winchester, a 4,500‑sqft Tex‑Mex spot with brunch, seven salsas and a full bar slated for late April.

Bayer has started a roughly $100M renovation of its Creve Coeur offices. Local permits show more than $15M in work already under way.