Maryland Heights Police honor School Resource Officers on their appreciation day, highlighting their roles as mentors and positive influences in schools.

A federal judge ruled Feb. 13 that Torch Electronics' 'no‑chance' machines meet Missouri's legal definition of gambling devices, putting retailers and regulators on notice.

A federal judge granted summary judgment on Feb. 13, dismissing a federal suit over the no‑knock raid that killed Don Clark Sr. in 2017 and laying out the court's legal reasoning.

Deputies tracked a suspect wanted in a Fenton death to a Festus Holiday Inn; a SWAT operation ended when the man was found dead in his room, officials say.

Missouri Governor Kehoe announced five appointments to state boards, covering finance and healthcare, aiming to enhance leadership with diverse expertises.

Supporters say St. Louis City SC rescinded approval for trans-pride and Black Lives Matter banners at Energizer Park, prompting anger and plans to press the club.

Leon Joseph Reitz from Webster Groves was sentenced to 8 years for brandishing a firearm and chasing three teenagers while being a felon in possession of a firearm.

University City has announced the State of the City address for March 5, 2026, where achievements and future plans will be discussed by Mayor Crow and Interim City Manager Sharp.

A Madison County jury convicted Dustin Shires of first-degree murder in the 2023 death of his 3-month-old son, Jameson.

Webster Groves plans to develop a performance park with amenities like a pavilion and restrooms, aiming to support a variety of community events and activities.

St. Louis is encouraging public input on its Plan Area 7 initiative, targeting neighborhood development, and is also seeking consultants for the project.

MoDOT is holding a meeting on Feb. 25 to discuss Route AC safety improvements, including new sidewalks and signal upgrades, and seeks community input.

A House bill would create separate tax rates for homes, farms and businesses, redefine appraisals as replacement cost and move most local tax votes to November.