Union nurses at Saint Louis University Hospital rallied Thursday to demand better staffing and stronger safety protections after years of disputes.

A Mizzou team combined three AI models and trained them on hundreds of thousands of photos to flag melanoma with roughly 92% accuracy in tests. The work is pitched as decision support, not a replacement for doctors.

Good News Brewing filed for a liquor license to open a brewpub and wood‑fired pizza spot in Uptown Jackson; the board will discuss the application next Monday.

The City of St. Louis celebrated the Lunar New Year on social media, highlighting the Year of the Fire Horse's energy and prosperity. The city's engagement reflects its embrace of cultural diversity and inclusivity.

A defendant in the 2022 Berkeley porch killing is expected to plead not guilty by reason of insanity at a St. Louis County hearing on Wednesday.

A former administrator says she was fired after raising safety concerns at St. Louis Voices Academy; the school had been ordered closed for safety lapses by state officials.

The St. Peters Police Department announced its final call for the Citizen Police Academy, a twelve-week course offering an inside look at law enforcement operations.

On April 7, St. Francois County voters will decide use taxes, a lodging fee, school bonds, an ambulance tax and a proposed sale of a rural water system.

Illinois State Police say a driver died of an apparent self‑inflicted gunshot after his car hit a concrete median while fleeing East St. Louis officers.

CareSTL Health, a St. Louis clinic for uninsured and underinsured, closed abruptly due to financial issues and a cyber-attack, impacting patients and staff. Plans to reopen some sites are underway despite challenges.

St. Louis's MATI music festival is moving to July 17-19, transitioning from outdoor to indoor venues to improve the attendee experience and align with the summer season.

An ex‑wife has publicly accused the man charged in a Florissant shooting of years of abuse, calling him a "monster." The accused is jailed on $500K bond as the victim faces reconstructive surgery.

St. Louis County announces revised hours for government buildings, with most operating 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays, and the West County Center ending in-person services on February 27.