O'Fallon Brewery in St. Louis has closed and plans to auction off its brewing equipment following a bankruptcy filing.

St. Louis hosts the RVP Conference to discuss urban space revitalization, focusing on transforming vacant properties into community assets, with Mayor Tishaura O. Jones expressing support for the event.

A man was shot in his leg while sleeping in his car in St. Louis and later got assistance from a relative; no suspects or witnesses have been identified, as the police have no crime scene.

The National Weather Service forecasts increasing clouds today in St. Louis with a high near 81°F, calm conditions, and a north wind around 5 mph, leading into a mostly clear night with a low of 64°F.

Water main break in Glendale, MO leads to local water supply interruption, with repair work potentially impacting North Glendale Elementary School and causing road closures on North Sappington Road.

Two St. Louis men plead guilty to roles in an armed robbery, with one admitting to being an accessory after the fact and the other to firearm charges. They face sentencing in December and January.

A technical glitch caused a tornado siren to sound in South St. Louis County, with officials clarifying there was no emergency and advising the public on how to report siren issues.

St. Louis has allocated $450,000 for a program to help the unhoused gain job skills and opportunities, aiming to engage 100 participants with jobs and services towards stability.

Terrell Donta McDaniel was sentenced to 12 years in prison for fatally shooting Andre Nash over a drug debt and for his involvement in fentanyl distribution.

Two men, ages 18 and 20, were robbed at gunpoint by six suspects in a black sedan in Soulard, with no injuries reported; police seek information from the public.

A 29-year-old woman was carjacked at gunpoint in her Jeep Compass on Alaska Street, with the suspect still at large. Police are seeking public assistance.

A 23-year-old man was shot and critically injured at a gathering on South Second Street, St. Louis. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

The article details the sentencing of former SouthernTrust Bank president Steven Cook, who received a light penalty for falsifying bank records related to real estate loans, which likely ends his banking career.