After a late‑January shutdown, Vincent Van Doughnut reopened in the Grove as owner Michael McKinlay recovers; new hours and baked‑goods plans mark the return.

Mild Friday turns gusty, then a dramatic weekend flip: storms Sunday with rain changing to brief snow overnight and much colder temps Monday.

The Port Authority moved to advance project-area sales taxes for the CITY SC stadium and a proposed downtown hotel, creating a route to localized funding for the developments.

The Missouri House passed HB1664 to lengthen the time survivors can file civil claims for childhood sexual abuse — moving many deadlines to age 41 — and now the bill goes to the Senate.

Telemundo has rolled out the St. Louis area's first Spanish-language local newscast, airing weekday evenings and focusing on immigration, education and local politics.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms this morning in St. Louis; gusty winds and falling temperatures will make the commute slick.

A Missouri Senate bill would require long-term care facilities to hold at least $1 million in liability insurance, flag homes with substantiated abuse and upgrade caregiver-abuse penalties. Supporters call it accountability; operators warn of higher costs for small providers.

A Missouri House budget sketch would cut higher‑education aid and could cost Harris‑Stowe State University millions, prompting warnings about program cuts and layoffs.

Unseasonably warm Tuesday with highs near 83°F before storms arrive late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Some storms could be severe; expect gusty winds and heavy rain.

Lance Shockley was executed Oct. 14, 2025 after seeking DNA testing he and supporters said could clear him. Courts scheduled a hearing tied to his request two days after his death, renewing calls for faster testing.

A Romanian national was sentenced in St. Louis to 21 months after prosecutors say he ran a sleight‑of‑hand scheme at Target stores across 22 states that stole nearly $200,000.

A 19-year-old was shot after midnight near Busch Stadium; police say three people, including two juveniles, were taken into custody.

Planned Parenthood leaders say abortions don't drive profits after the Rolla clinic closed; state attorneys urged a different view in recent court testimony.