The SBA opened a Business Recovery Center in St. Louis to support local businesses and nonprofits affected by severe storms, providing assistance with disaster loan applications and resources for recovery.

Former YMCA coach Marco Zomphier faces sex crime charges for alleged abuse dating back a decade, with recent and past incidents involving minors. Authorities urge more victims to step forward.

A shooting in north St. Louis County, which led to a fatal car crash, is being investigated as a homicide, with a 23-year-old male arrested and a 19-year-old male deceased.

MoDOT announces overnight ramp closures on Route 36 in Buchanan County for a scrub seal project on June 16 and 17, advising drivers to find alternative routes.

Martin Tullis III is charged with the murder of 16-year-old Logan Snyder, with a $1 million bond set. Snyder, a student, was shot in St. Louis County; community support includes counseling and a GoFundMe for funeral costs.

St. Louis Public Schools announced that six schools cannot reopen for the 2025-26 year due to tornado damage, affecting 2,000 students with temporary relocation plans.

Shrewsbury officials remind citizens to comply with pet restraint bylaws for everyone's safety during the summer, particularly for children in camps and public events.

MoDOT plans to hold an open house to discuss Route 30 safety improvements due to a high crash rate in Jefferson County, inviting public input on interventions like illuminated signs and narrowed lanes.

Three individuals admitted to smuggling meth and fentanyl into a Missouri jail, facing up to 20 years in prison.

St. Louis weather forecast predicts a variable week with initial showers, sunny skies, and rising temperatures leading to a warm weekend with likely showers and thunderstorms.

The NWS issued a Dense Fog Advisory for areas including parts of Illinois and Missouri, cautioning motorists due to reduced visibility. Showers and possible thunderstorms are expected in St. Louis, with a week of varied weather ahead.

St. Louis announces changes to trash collection schedule due to Juneteenth observance, providing altered pick-up dates for residents' waste and recyclables.

A toddler's wrongful death lawsuits were moved to the Missouri Supreme Court after local judges recused themselves. The child died at Poppy's Playhouse after allegedly being suffocated by a weighted blanket.