Jefferson College flagged more than 1,500 applications and removed hundreds judged fraudulent; officials say suspected cases will be referred to federal investigators.

Patchy fog this morning across St. Louis with showers and thunderstorms likely. Strong storms and heavy downpours are possible midday into the afternoon.

Jefferson City lawmakers heard hours of testimony on bills that would require sex-assigned-at-birth restrooms and separate overnight student housing, drawing strong testimony from trans Missourians.

SB 1747 would create a Cybercrimes Survivors' Bill of Rights, add new offenses for online harassment and require caller‑ID protections, fines and training standards.

Patchy fog and scattered storms will complicate the St. Louis commute Tuesday; heavy rain is possible tonight. Expect warming into the 70s by Friday.

WashU‑led research finds Sunlight Glacier in the Absaroka Range is melting up to 50 cm a year; thin sections may disappear within a decade, raising hazard concerns.

Cloudy Monday with light drizzle and a high near 43°F. A wet, stormy pattern builds midweek with warmer temperatures.

Scott Air Force Base suspended its Trusted Traveler program and now requires REAL ID, vehicle registration and background checks for visitors amid the Middle East conflict.

A Winter Weather Advisory runs Sunday night into Monday morning for the St. Louis area. Most spots see light wet snow; a narrow corridor could get 24 inches.

Mid‑60s Saturday with a chance of light afternoon rain. Snow is likely Sunday night into Monday in parts of the metro; expect localized travel impacts.

Sunny and warm Friday with gusty southwest winds; Red Flag Warning noon–6 p.m. Avoid outdoor burning.

A Central West End woman says raw sewage keeps backing up into her basement and alley while the sewer district says inspection found a private-lateral defect and work is scheduled.

Months after the Aug. 25 blast in north Florissant, crews have started repairs but many residents remain displaced and an 18‑year‑old remains critically injured.