A helicopter made a hard landing in a wooded area near Troy Air Park; the pilot was airlifted with moderate injuries and federal investigators were notified. Crews reported a fuel spill but no trapped occupants.

A St. Louis man was arrested and charged with a first‑degree terrorist threat after allegedly calling a Meramec post office and threatening to "shoot up" the building, prompting a lockdown.

A two-vehicle crash at Old Halls Ferry Road and Netherton Drive killed one man and injured six others, including three children. County detectives are investigating.

A St. Louis pathologist completed a second autopsy in Lloyd Gilmore's in‑custody death; investigators and the coroner say final results are pending.

A shooting at a home on County Road 623 left one person dead and a woman flown to a hospital, the sheriff’s office says.

A decades-old Florissant tavern announced a planned shutdown for Sunday, June 28; the owner thanked customers but gave no reason. Regulars have a short window to visit.

City leaders approved plans to rebuild the Union–Lindell interchange and replace two bridges with a single new span. The project will add bike and pedestrian upgrades and requires lengthy closures.

A St. Louis man on supervised release was sentenced to 140 months after probation officers found child sexual abuse material and violent chat messages on devices seized from his home.

The Missouri Department of Conservation will cut 106 positions and has asked 262 employees to interview as revenues flatten and benefits costs rise.

Phoenix Investors purchased the nearly 600,000‑sq‑ft HMH campus in Troy, MO; HMH remains on-site under a leaseback while Phoenix prepares the property for lease opportunities.

A St. Louis man says officers strip‑searched him on South Broadway during a 2024 traffic stop and has filed a lawsuit alleging the search was illegal.

A St. Louis jury ordered Washington University to pay $732,000 to a former employee who said she was pushed out because of her age. The verdict raises fresh questions about employer practices on campus.

A teenager was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a shooting in Jennings. Authorities say no suspects are in custody and are asking the public for tips.