Jefferson County's lawsuit against Express Scripts and Optum Rx will go before a jury in March 2027. County officials say PBM practices helped keep opioids flowing and drove up public costs.

Stifel posted $242.1M in net income and $1.48B in revenue for Q1, driven by stronger investment-banking and asset-management fees and a sale to Equitable.

Sam Page asked the county to authorize $1.7 million from legacy funds to scale Save Lives Now outreach, saying recent shootings show the need for expanded services.

The Urban League launched "King Rising" on MLK Drive to hand out Narcan, meals and health screenings while linking people to longer-term recovery.

A person died Tuesday after being struck by a trash collection truck on the 4600 block of South Broadway in St. Louis; police closed the area while they investigated.

Former SLPS superintendent Keisha Scarlett sued the district and a board member, alleging retaliation after she reported nearly $4.8M in unpaid vendor invoices. The complaint accuses the board of skipping contract procedures and seeks lost pay and damages.

Sunny Monday with highs near 70°F, followed by a sharp warm-up into the low 80s midweek. Showers and thunderstorms become likely late Thursday night into Friday.

Federal prosecutors say six people used fake businesses and stolen identities to steal roughly $8.39 million in pandemic loans. Arrests were made Friday as the multi‑agency probe continues.

Volunteers planted about 350 trees at O'Fallon Park last week, but the park still shows tornado damage in the form of stumps and clearings.

Protesters at City Hall delayed Mayor Cara Spencer's State of the City on Friday, pressing for transparency and north-side funding.

A tree toppled onto a two‑story Ballwin home during Wednesday’s storms; the family escaped and crews are clearing debris as insurance assessors inspect.

A 30‑inch feeder main broke on Cass Avenue Thursday night, pooling water and shutting the street at Tucker while crews work to isolate the pipe and make repairs.

A St. Louis police officer accidentally phoned the city’s Rapid Response hotline to report an arrestee, prompting community alarm and fresh questions about police‑ICE ties.