Security video shows two women repeatedly taking donated clothing from a St. Peters church's drop box, church leaders say.

A St. Louis widow has sued for siren logs and tree‑inspection records after the May 16 tornado that killed her husband. She says months of requests were ignored.

A MoneyLion analysis, reported by KSDK on May 13, 2026, ranks St. Louis the country's most affordable major housing market — but local wages and neighborhood gaps complicate the picture.

An early‑morning water main break on Kirkwood Road left customers with low pressure and cloudy taps Wednesday; crews say repairs could stretch into the afternoon.

Clear, breezy start with highs near 76°F. Warm, humid air returns this weekend with scattered storm chances.

St. Louis is recruiting people leaving prison into city jobs, pairing formerly incarcerated residents with hands-on roles like water maintenance. Early hires say steady municipal work is changing lives.

State funds were released and crews are back at the Pop Myles site, reviving hopes the long‑stalled $8.9M pool will finally open.

MoDOT held a May 12 open house and is seeking input on a roughly $64M Forward 44 package for I‑44 between Route 109 and Route 141. The plan includes pavement repairs, bridge replacements and safety upgrades at Antire Hill.

A house fire near North 15th Street and Missouri Avenue sent a large smoke plume across East St. Louis early Monday; crews remained on scene as they worked to contain the blaze.

Sunny and mild today with highs near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday night; plan accordingly.

Clear morning with a high near 71°F. Midweek warms into the 80s and Tuesday night could bring storms.

SWAT and District 3 officers executed a Miami Street search warrant, recovering suspected narcotics, a firearm and cash and detaining multiple people.

Jefferson City lawmakers turned back a bill to license camps and require background checks and emergency plans after families pressed for change.