UMSL Chancellor Kristin Sobolik will step down in July 2026, the Post‑Dispatch reports. Her tenure included major campus projects and gains in research and fundraising.

St. Louis police renewed a public plea for tips in the 2021 killing of Dwayne Wysinger; detectives say any information could help.

St. Louis forecast: sunny with a high near 46°F and southeast winds; tonight to bring partial clouds, low about 30°F. Week starts sunny, reaching 53°F, but rain possible by Tuesday night.

Sen. Joe Nicola filed SB 1325 to let employers pay workers under 18 $12.30 an hour while the statewide minimum is $15. The bill has prompted debate between small-business advocates and workers.

Checkers & Rally's says it will expand Rally's in the St. Louis area from roughly 20 locations to about 35 while remodeling stores to a new prototype.

Cary's GLOW art installation lights up downtown with light-based exhibits until mid-March, featuring a lantern parade and various luminous art pieces.

Cary, NC schedules a prescribed burn at Hemlock Bluffs to reduce wildfire risk and enhance ecological health, with temporary trail closures during the operation.

Cary's A+Team is ready for the expected snow and sleet, with operations starting at 5 p.m. Wednesday. Brining is skipped due to existing road coverage, but delays in services are possible.

St. Louis County police say an unidentified man was found shot and pronounced dead Wednesday in the 11400 block of Maridosa Trail in Florissant. Detectives are asking anyone with information to call.

McBride Homes will invest $52M to build 178 homes across north St. Louis County, partnering with nonprofits and offering homes from the low $200,000s to more than $400,000. The project spans Pagedale and Lulu Heights parcels tied to county redevelopment efforts.

Saint Charles, Missouri prepares for its annual Mardi Gras Parade on February 15, with limited spots available for participants. The event features live music, food, and activities.

St. Charles County announces the 2026 application period for senior property tax relief from March 1 to June 30, potentially saving eligible seniors on property taxes.

The Bridgeton Police Department introduced the Safety Sticker Program to enhance interactions with disabled individuals, providing free stickers at their local department.