Federal filings say the owner of Dragon Kitchen ran a dormitory for noncitizen workers in a Crestmere Court house the city declared dangerous.

A Grove nonprofit says it won't receive $230,000 in TANF funding, putting after-school programs and family services for hundreds of St. Louis residents at risk.

A brief chase on I-49 in Nevada, Mo., ended Tuesday when a vehicle hit a barrier near the Highland exit; prosecutors charged a local driver after officers say they found suspected meth.

Wentzville police say East Pitman Avenue and the Luetkenhaus intersection have reopened after smoldering downed wires and a police incident.

A Gulf‑fed surge has pushed precipitable water into the 1.5–2+ inch range over central Missouri, meaning storms this evening could dump heavy, localized rain and spark flash flooding.

A St. Louis mother is jailed after police say a 20‑month‑old died and siblings were found severely emaciated in the Ville neighborhood.

Olin and Huntsman announced an all‑stock merger of equals that will create OlinHuntsman and relocate the combined headquarters to The Woodlands, Texas. The deal, expected to close in the first half of 2027, promises more than $400 million in synergies.

County Executive Sam Page tapped a police captain as acting director of the Buzz Westfall Justice Center as the jail faces staffing shortages and multimillion-dollar repairs.

Joey B’s is opening in Lake St. Louis this summer. The chain will hold a June 16–21 job fair and is targeting a July grand opening.

Sunny Monday with highs near 79°F and light northwest breezes. Organized storms and a severe risk arrive Wednesday, June 17; have a backup plan for outdoor events.

A 70-year-old motorcyclist died after crossing the centerline and colliding with a tractor-trailer on Route 4 near Marine. Troopers are investigating.

The National Weather Service in Springfield issued a Flood Warning early Sunday for southern Missouri and parts of southeast Kansas. Heavy rain has closed roads and pushed low-water crossings into dangerous flows.

Craig Wood is one of eight men Missouri lists as condemned; state records and reporting show many death sentences end up reversed, commuted or never executed.