St. Louis's forecast includes a warming trend and mixed chances of rain and thunderstorms, with highs in the 80s and varying precipitation probabilities.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed SB 81 into law, enhancing public safety measures, extending support for fallen officers' families, and amending regulations on firefighter safety and childhood sexual abuse NDAs.

Saint Louis County offers special Saturday hours for seniors to apply for the Property Tax Freeze program, with three specific dates in June at various locations.

A woman died after her car hit a house in South St. Louis; police are investigating the crash. Residents were home but unharmed; the driver's identity is undisclosed.

An apparent tornado damaged 12 structures and affected 53 properties over a seven-mile path in Jefferson County near De Soto, with no reported injuries.

MoDOT plans an open house on June 17 to discuss I-55 Bridge rehab over Meramec River at Arnold City Hall, inviting public input and outlining project details.

Saint Louis County is seeking public input for its STLCO 2050 Comprehensive Plan, emphasizing community engagement to shape policies on land use, infrastructure, and housing for the next 25 years.

A Missouri sex offender was sentenced to 16 years for enticement of a minor and possession of child pornography after contacting an 11-year-old online.

Jorre Hadley, 24, was shot dead in St. Louis. Police report she was found with multiple gunshot wounds; a 28-year-old man faces charges including Murder 1st Degree.

Sayler A. Fleming resigned as US Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri after serving since 2020, focusing on violent crimes and child exploitation. Matthew Drake will act as her replacement.

St. Charles County officials warn of rising property fraud and encourage homeowners to sign up for a free fraud alert system, with many joining and safeguards progressing.

An Illinois man admitted to sexually assaulting a woman at Gateway Arch National Park in 2023 and is facing a potential life sentence and a $250,000 fine.

MoDOT announced nighttime striping of major highways I-44 and I-70 in Missouri from June 2, expecting to improve road safety and warning of potential delays.