St. Louis weather forecast includes a sunny day with a high of 54 degrees, gentle winds, followed by clear nights and highs around 61 degrees, with variable winds and a chance of rain by Wednesday.

St. Louis experiences a cold morning with temperatures at 6°F and a wind chill of -3°F, but forecasts indicate a gradual warm-up with sunny skies and temperatures nearing 60°F by Monday.

St. Louis doctor, Dr. Sonny Saggar, received a 35-month prison term for health care fraud involving Medicare and Medicaid.

Two juveniles and one adult were arrested for a robbery in Boulevard Heights; police used a K9 to track them down, and seized items and firearms. Charges are pending.

St. Peters prepares for snow, urging residents to clear streets for safe removal; classes at Rec-Plex canceled. Live updates available via app, email, and SPTVnow.net.

A St. Louis teen received probation for involuntary manslaughter in a peer's shooting after pleading guilty, highlighting issues of gun safety and substance use.

MoDOT and IDOT decide not to pre-treat roads before a winter storm, fearing it could worsen conditions. Teams will plow instead and are prepared for round-the-clock efforts to keep roads safe.

St. Louis police seek public help to find two suspects from a fatal triple shooting on June 26, 2024, that killed Jamieko Thompson and injured two others.

MoDOT will conduct pavement repairs on the main flyover bridge to Kansas City International Airport on February 17, causing lane closures and potential delays between 9 am and 3 pm.

St. Louis is facing a gloomy forecast with rain and snow, according to NWS. Expect cold temperatures, with highs in the low 40s and lows potentially in the teens, and possible hazardous weather conditions.

St. Louis County has efficiently utilized $54.5 million in ARPA funds for over 100 projects, positively impacting community services and infrastructure.

The NWS issued a Winter Weather Advisory for St. Louis, predicting rain, snow, and freezing rain with up to 3 inches of snow and a light glaze of ice. Conditions could affect commutes.

The St. Louis Police are seeking public help on a 2007 unsolved homicide case of a male found in the Mississippi River. They encourage tips via their website and social media.