St. Louis forecast includes mostly sunny skies with a 30% chance of afternoon thunderstorms and highs near 92 degrees, shifting to a 20% chance of evening showers and cooler temperatures.

The Madison County Sheriff's Office will increase traffic safety patrols from August 15 to September 2 as part of a state-wide initiative in Illinois to reduce impaired driving and enforce seat belt laws during the Labor Day holiday.

The missing 27-year-old woman, Miranda, contacted her family and is safe, no longer listed as endangered or missing after earlier concerns for her safety.

St. Peters Police Dept. offers a Citizen Police Academy starting Sept. 17. The 12-week course includes ride-alongs and law enforcement demonstrations for a $30 fee.

St. Louis is forecast to have a sunny day with high of 95°F and a heat index of 101°F, with south winds. Evening will bring cooler temps and a chance of showers and storms into next week.

St. Charles County, Missouri, experienced an outage of their Text-to-911 service due to network issues, impacting emergency communications for residents.

An arson in Clayton is investigated as a hate crime; no injuries reported. Mayor and officials urge unity and respect, seeking information via the police hotline.

Clayton announces road closures ahead of the Taste of St. Louis festival, affecting certain streets from August 14-18 to ensure safety for the event's anticipated foot traffic.

A New Orleans man pleaded guilty to charges involving a fentanyl distribution ring, gun violations, and money laundering, facing at least 10 years in prison.

St. Louis is experiencing calm, mild weather with gradual warming forecasted by the National Weather Service. The week brings sunny days with slight chances of showers and thunderstorms.

A woman was fatally shot at a St. Louis gas station. Police are investigating the homicide but have not yet released details on the suspect or the victim's identity.

St. Louis partners with United Way to launch a Water Utility Assistance Program, offering aid to residents with overdue water bills as the shutoff moratorium ends.

MoDOT seeks public input on U.S. Route 63's realignment to enhance safety and traffic flow, with a hearing on August 21 and a comment period until September 4, 2025.