A security guard at an Aldi in Jennings shot an armed man who chased someone into the store. The suspect was arrested at Barnes‑Jewish Hospital and faces felony charges.

Google announced a roughly $15 billion data‑center campus near New Florence, promising jobs, training and a $20M energy fund while reigniting debates over taxes and oversight. Local hearings and lawsuits already shape the aftermath.

Circus Flora marks its 40th season with Flying High, an all‑new one‑ring show under the Big Top in Grand Center running June 4–21.

Three St. Louis officers were injured when a woman barricaded herself inside a car on South Grand; the suspect was arrested and part of S. Grand was closed during the standoff.

A St. Louis baby‑product maker filed suit after a New York soda brand challenged its new electrolyte drink, asking a judge to rule there’s no consumer confusion.

Clear morning gives way to likely showers and thunderstorms Sunday night into Monday. Heavy downpours and isolated strong storms possible — plan accordingly.

Jefferson County deputies said a May 24 traffic stop led to guns and a suspected homemade pipe bomb, and a May 27 arrest in High Ridge produced burglary charges.

A man who claimed to be a police officer handcuffed a Richmond Heights gas-station clerk with toy cuffs and demanded $20; he was arrested after being detained at University City police headquarters.

Potbelly filed a May 18 permit to convert a 3,300‑sq‑ft corner at 2 N. Euclid Ave in the Central West End, with about $200K in interior work planned. No opening date yet.

A minor was robbed at gunpoint at a Hazelwood bus stop; five people were arrested and one man has been charged. Court dates are set for June.

Washington University researchers David Holtzman and Randall Bateman will be honored for developing the PrecivityAD blood tests that make Alzheimer’s diagnosis earlier and more accessible.

A 19-year-old survived a Halloween crash after Pattonville paramedics and a passerby performed CPR. He spent weeks in the hospital and is now fitted for prosthetics.

The Ferguson-Florissant School District will pay $1.75 million to settle a lawsuit by a former student who accused an ex-principal of sexual abuse. The civil settlement resolves claims that the district ignored complaints.