A man was stabbed in the forehead at a Dellwood gas station early Monday; police are investigating and the victim's condition remains unknown.

A Frontier flight from St. Louis was diverted to Nashville after reported engine trouble; passengers described alarms and a tense landing while airport crews inspected the plane.

A wrong-way crash on Lewis & Clark Boulevard left one woman dead and four people injured in north St. Louis County, authorities say.

A federal judge sentenced a Fairview Heights man to 28 years for a December 2023 sexual assault at the Gateway Arch; the term runs consecutive to time he’s already serving.

A man was killed Friday night on West Florissant in St. Louis' North City; homicide detectives were called to the 4100 block and are investigating.

North County Fire Chief Keith Goldstein says missed mail and staffing problems at the North County post office have led to unpaid bills, a declined gas card and worries about prescriptions.

A mayoral task force recommends scrapping shared alley recycling dumpsters, expanding drop‑off sites and rolling out cart service — and it suggests raising fees to pay for it.

Hoffmann Commercial Real Estate bought a storefront at 1 N. Central Ave in downtown Clayton, expanding its local holdings and adding to a growing portfolio in the city.

The Missouri House removed roughly $8 million from the statewide Narcan program in its FY27 budget plan, a rollback UMSL and first responders say could weaken overdose prevention. The bill now heads to the Senate.

Five people in the St. Louis area were charged after prosecutors say they stole $511,000 from a state child‑care expansion grant program. The group faces federal counts including wire fraud and identity theft.

Two relatives face multiple felony charges after a March 2 shooting in Berkeley that ended when their car crashed into a house, prosecutors say.

Missouri’s Senate approved a bill to ban most intoxicating hemp products, aligning state law with a federal crackdown and reshaping where low‑dose THC items can be sold.

Police excavated a Jefferson Avenue yard after a cadaver dog alerted investigators in the long-unsolved disappearance of 16-year-old Shemika Cosey, missing since late 2008.