The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and gusty breezes in St. Louis, with temperatures peaking at 75 degrees, followed by potential showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

Oscar-winner Robert Duvall died on Sunday at 95; his time at Principia and a theater that bears his name keep him part of the St. Louis story. Local tributes are centering on the campus stage and a Loop star.

St. Louis City SC has banned Black Lives Matter flags and trans-rights banners at home games, aligning with Major League Soccer policies and drawing criticism from fan groups advocating for inclusivity.

Census estimates and local reporting place St. Louis below 300,000 residents, reviving debates over vacancy, the city‑county split and how redevelopment dollars are used.

St. Louis weather forecast includes overcast skies, wind gusts, and fluctuating temperatures with a mix of sun and potential rain or snow throughout the upcoming week.

Berkeley councilman Theodore “Ted” Hoskins filed to run again after prosecutors dismissed election-related charges in 2023 in exchange for a promise not to seek office. His name is on the April ballot, and officials say a court challenge may be needed.

Firefighter/Paramedic Scott Lilly marks five years of service with the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District, celebrated for his dedication to community safety.

A body was found Monday in the parking lot behind St. Louis' Union Station; police say no foul play is suspected as detectives work the scene.

Kirkwood city offices closed for Presidents' Day, but the community center remained open. Sanitation services are delayed by a day, with no special pickups. "Coffee with the Mayor" event is scheduled after the holiday.

The SLATE Missouri Job Center has launched MO HEROES CONNECT to assist veterans and their families with transitioning into civilian jobs through vocational training and support services.

An employee at the NEO Vantage Point apartments is charged with a second-degree terrorist threat after allegedly threatening coworkers; police say multiple firearms were recovered.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appointed three judges to the state judiciary, including Michelle Cocayne and Catherine Dierker as Circuit Judges, and Karma Johnson as an Associate Circuit Judge.

Senate Bill 863 would put a governor‑appointed board over MSHSAA just as the Metro Catholic Conference race tightens, drawing reactions from schools and the AG.