Mayor Cara Spencer ended a building stabilization program due to its detrimental effects, including erroneous billing to property owners, and is working to clear related liens and reassess urban rehab strategies.

St. Louis Comptroller Baringer attended Eagle Scout Gus Long-Gabel's ceremony, underscoring community support for youth achievements, with former Mayor Slay also present.

A man was arrested for a road rage shooting in St. Louis that left another in critical condition. Police used surveillance footage to track the suspect's vehicle and found a firearm inside.

Shrewsbury seeks a volunteer for its Plan Commission to influence the city's growth and sustainability, with responsibilities including the review of development proposals.

A man was fatally shot and later died after crashing his vehicle into a tree in the Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood; the incident is now a homicide investigation.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis offers a free storm-spotting class in collaboration with the City Emergency Management Agency and St. Louis Public Library.

Saint Louis County officials are hosting open houses to share the STLCO 2050 Comprehensive Plan, seeking public input on future transportation and housing affordability.

St. Charles County uses over $1 million in federal grants to support local residents with housing, transportation, and healthcare services, improving community welfare.

MoDOT will host a public meeting on May 6 to discuss Route AC corridor upgrades, including road resurfacing and ADA-compliant pedestrian infrastructure.

Two women were critically injured in an apartment fire in St. Charles, leading to multiple families being displaced. Firefighters rescued them from the burning building. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A sinkhole on Cass Avenue at 17th Street in St. Louis prompted a traffic shutdown, with SLMPD and the fire department responding. Repair timeline undetermined.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sues Kansas City for alleged non-compliance with the state's Sunshine Law, seeking transparency about the city's spending on legal counsel.

Two people were shot in their legs during a domestic dispute in Mount Pleasant, with the suspect still at large. Police and SWAT team involved; victims are stable.