A man has been charged after a shooting at a north St. Louis rehabilitation facility left a co-worker critically injured. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

The Cary BUD Newsletter outlines local cultural events and community activities for February and March, including arts festivals, environmental programs, and performances.

Police are seeking five males involved in a Gravois Park shooting, who targeted a man near a gas station. No injuries were reported, but property was damaged. The motive is unknown, and public tips are encouraged.

A proposed Missouri bill would shift legal liability for the state-controlled St. Louis police onto city taxpayers, reigniting budget and governance fights.

The Goldman Group opened the doors at 909 Chestnut and reiterated plans to convert the vacant AT&T Tower to housing and retail — if state tax credits come through.

St. Louis weather forecast reports a chilly morning, with rising clouds and gusty winds. Clear skies expected tonight, warmer weekend ahead, with possible rain next week.

Cary resumes normal operations after Winter Storm Gianna, offering Black History Month events, conducting a town survey, and hosting activities including senior meetings, art sessions, and a piano concert.

Forest Park has launched a five-year effort to plant roughly 6,000 trees after the May 16 tornado, with crews and volunteers already putting hundreds of saplings into the ground.

Illinois State Police posted body-camera footage of an Aug. 29 O'Fallon shooting that left one man dead. The St. Clair County prosecutor later declined to press charges.

The Ferguson Police Department has made progress in civilian oversight and internal investigations, as noted by a federal audit and implementation of a Consent Decree.

MoDOT reschedules the community meeting on Missouri Route 32 bridge replacement to Feb. 10, 2026, at Boss Assembly of God Church, with an open house from 4:30 to 6 p.m. and a comment period until Feb. 17.

A woman in St. Louis is charged with first-degree murder and related crimes for a fatal shooting on N. 9th St.

St. Louis police used surveillance cameras to identify a woman in her 30s as a suspect in a fatal shooting of a man in his 50s on N. 9th St. The investigation is ongoing, with police seeking community tips.