After a student petition, Saint Louis University barred Customs and Border Protection from its March career expo, citing student safety and the university's mission.

A woman was killed and a man critically injured in a shooting involving a domestic dispute and police in St. Louis, with the police investigation ongoing.

St. Louis is set for a cool, partly cloudy February start, with early temperatures at 22°F, a wind chill of 12°F, and clear visibility. The week will warm up, reaching highs in the low 50s with sun and potential rain.

St. Louis provides over 450 emergency shelter beds amid cold weather, offering respite for the homeless with walk-up shelters and transportation services available.

St. Louis experiences cold weather with a chance of snow and freezing rain, turning to cloudy skies and a high near 34°F. The rest of the week looks clear and sunny, with gradually warming temperatures.

A man in his 60s was fatally shot by St. Louis County Police after a car chase related to an earlier shots fired incident. The SLMPD's Force Investigation Unit is investigating the shooting.

The FAA has guidelines for safe drone operation, offering a "B4UFLY" app for real-time airspace information and the Clayton Police Department provides local drone assistance.

An overnight 4‑alarm fire destroyed Wenwood Winery near Owensville; crews from about 20 districts fought the blaze and a state investigation is underway.

Saint Charles releases a limited-edition long-sleeve t-shirt for its annual St. Patrick's Day parade, celebrating Irish-American heritage and community spirit.

Meridian will take over Wentzville's curbside trash, recycling and yard-waste operations in late spring; billing and customer service will move to the company. Expect new carts and some new fees.

A Delmar Boulevard leak froze the Delmar and Beaumont intersection Friday, sending a customer to the hospital and prompting round‑the‑clock repairs. Crews are working through the cold snap.

Saint Charles, Missouri, celebrates winter with the Bowls & Brews + Fête de Glace event featuring chili, craft brews, and ice sculptures on January 31, mixing culinary delights with live ice carving.

Celeste Karam, an eighth grader, won the "I Voted" sticker contest in St. Charles County with her patriotic design featuring an eagle and an American flag.