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Clouds break for a sunny Sunday in St. Louis before temperatures climb into the 90s and storm chances return later in the week.
Severe storms could bring damaging winds and heavy rain to St. Louis on Friday before a much cooler, showery weekend.
Community & Society in ...
A St. Louis nonprofit reports average salary gains of more than $22,500 for women in its latest cohort. Its broader results show how career training and support can translate into economic mobility.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Three men were stabbed inside a long-abandoned north St. Louis school, leaving one victim in critical condition and two others stable.
St. Louis officers came under fire during a north-city traffic stop, prompting a multi-agency search for suspects who escaped.
An estimated 30–35 teens swarmed the Delmar Loop Monday night, pushing businesses to lock doors and prompting a police response as fireworks and fights broke out. Authorities say no arrests were made.
Food & Drinks in ...
Salt + Smoke will close its Hampton and Ellisville restaurants this Saturday, saying the move will let the chain focus on consistency and quality across its remaining locations.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A Union Pacific coal train partially derailed near Crescent Farms Golf Club in Eureka. Officials report no injuries as crews inspect a nearby bridge and damaged tracks.
Police renewed their appeal for tips in the unsolved April 7, 2024 killing of 19‑year‑old Larrion Beckton in College Hill. Detectives say the case remains open.
A grand jury declined to indict the father of 7-month-old Kiyomi Parker on a murder charge; prosecutors dropped that count but child-endangerment charges remain. Community groups have launched a gun-lock campaign.
Politics & Govt in ...
Missouri has withdrawn from a multistate challenge to Section 504’s community‑placement protections, a move advocates say protects at‑home services amid budget fights and federal memos.
KMOV will add ABC programming on September 1, 2026, moving the network to channel 32.1 and promising expanded local newscasts from First Alert 4.
Real Estate & Development in ...
St. Louis County will accept sealed bids Aug. 24–26 for hundreds of tax-delinquent parcels, from neighborhood homes to major commercial sites. Deadlines, examples and legal risks are outlined.
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