Rescue crews recovered a body from the Mississippi River near the McKinley Bridge; officials say identification and cause are pending. Investigators remain on scene.

ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller says a Missouri car crash last week left him with serious injuries and required a life-saving amputation as he begins recovery.

Cardinals ownership will hold a press event to outline the team's next generation of leadership. The move could clarify who controls baseball decisions and spending.

A Dunklin R-5 bus driver faces DWI and 37 child‑endangerment counts after police say she drank a Coors Light before an afternoon route carrying students.

Madison County approved buying five downtown Wood River buildings and will spend about $12.7M to renovate them and relocate departments from the old hospital. Officials say the move will centralize services and help downtown foot traffic.

A Bonne Terre driver faces felony charges after a multi‑agency high‑speed chase ended in a crash north of Farmington, leaving two hospitalized and a utility pole down.

A helicopter made a hard landing in a wooded area near Troy Air Park; the pilot was airlifted with moderate injuries and federal investigators were notified. Crews reported a fuel spill but no trapped occupants.

A St. Louis man was arrested and charged with a first‑degree terrorist threat after allegedly calling a Meramec post office and threatening to "shoot up" the building, prompting a lockdown.

A two-vehicle crash at Old Halls Ferry Road and Netherton Drive killed one man and injured six others, including three children. County detectives are investigating.

A St. Louis pathologist completed a second autopsy in Lloyd Gilmore's in‑custody death; investigators and the coroner say final results are pending.

A shooting at a home on County Road 623 left one person dead and a woman flown to a hospital, the sheriff’s office says.

A decades-old Florissant tavern announced a planned shutdown for Sunday, June 28; the owner thanked customers but gave no reason. Regulars have a short window to visit.

City leaders approved plans to rebuild the Union–Lindell interchange and replace two bridges with a single new span. The project will add bike and pedestrian upgrades and requires lengthy closures.