A nitric acid spill at a Boeing facility in North St. Louis County led to road closures and a coordinated emergency response but posed no immediate danger to residents.

The Major Case Squad investigates a homicide in Madison, Illinois, following the discovery of a deceased male; the victim's identity is undisclosed, and public assistance is sought.

The NWS in St. Louis warns of a heat wave with heat index values up to 114 degrees, advising residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses and stay in cool environments.

Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis has marked 100 days in office, focusing on recovery after an EF-3 tornado impacted over 10,000 residents and reshaped neighborhoods.

MoDOT will hold a meeting to discuss bridge deck replacements in Morgan and Moniteau Counties, seeking community feedback. Construction is expected to begin in 2026 with detours planned for local routes.

President Trump approved a major disaster declaration for Missouri, enabling FEMA support for five counties after severe weather between May 23-26, following Governor Kehoe's request.

Sheriff Montgomery of St. Louis has controversially hired Sonya Jenkins-Gray, previously fired for misuse of a city vehicle, as Chief Human Resources Officer.

The U.S. DOE withdrew a federal loan for the Grain Belt Express after opposition, marking a win for Missouri landowners and reflecting a shift in federal energy policy.

Missouri psychiatrist Dr. Mohd Azfar Malik settled for $501,556 over fraudulent billing but didn't admit liability. He pled guilty to false claims in 2025.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that St. Charles County can't impose its own sales tax on top of city taxes for recreational marijuana, impacting county revenue projections.

An Extreme Heat Warning is issued for the St. Louis region, with heat index values potentially reaching 116 degrees, posing high risks of heat-related illnesses.

Authorities are searching for Lamont “Mont” Buckels and Dontay “Tay” Moore, wanted for a downtown St. Louis shooting. Police urge the public to share tips to aid their capture.

The Wentzville Police Department in Missouri is hiring experienced law enforcement officers, offering competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities in specialized units.