A St. Louis man was due in court after police say he smashed windows and rifled roughly a dozen cars in the SLU Hospital lot. Investigators say cellphone and video evidence tie him to multiple scenes.

Missouri's Attorney General is suing Pressure STL for selling illegal, mislabeled THC products aimed at minors, allegedly bypassing regulations and posing health risks.

The SLPS board voted to advance plans for demolishing six vacant school buildings in north St. Louis, with proposed funding from insurance, not general funds.

Florissant Valley Fire Protection District is recruiting firefighter/paramedics, detailing application requirements, including specific certifications, via a Facebook post. Applications are due by February 20th.

A St. Louis man was charged after police say he called 911 29 times over a denied Jack in the Box refund; officers found a gun in his vehicle.

Players and coaches reported headaches during a playoff night and the rink shut down for testing. Readings were slightly elevated but below alarm thresholds and the facility reopened after precautionary checks.

Rep. Brenda Shields refiled a three‑part childcare tax‑credit bill to incentivize donations, support providers and let employers help workers afford care.

Katie’s Pizza opened a freestanding Crestwood restaurant, occupying nearly 7,000 square feet. The new spot added about 60 jobs in south St. Louis County.

A Shiloh ju-jitsu instructor was arrested on a 13-count warrant accusing him of sexually abusing a teenage student, prosecutors say.

A 5-year-old boy was fatally shot Friday night on the 12400 block of Jerries Lane in St. Louis County. Detectives have opened an active investigation and are asking the public for tips.

A Feb. 6 report details the Oct. 4 death of Leo Cruz Silva in ICE custody at Ste. Genevieve County Jail — and notes the report was posted 125 days later, past the 90‑day deadline.

St. Louis trash collection schedule will change due to President's Day, with Monday pickups moving to Tuesday, and Tuesday's to Wednesday the following week.

St. Louis County condemned a dozen units at Northern Village after months of utility failures; tenants were ordered to vacate and the county is offering temporary help.