Pride St. Louis is fundraising after Anheuser-Busch ended a 30-year sponsorship, leaving a $150,000 deficit. The #45for45 campaign aims to maintain the annual PrideFest and Grand Parade.

A man was robbed at knifepoint in the Central West End; the suspect took his phone and fled with an accomplice. Police are investigating and seeking information.

A man was hospitalized after a confrontation in Baden; the exact cause of his stomach wound is unclear, with police seeking information from witnesses.

A 19-year-old was shot in a drug-related incident in Dutchtown, St. Louis; he was critically injured but stable. The suspects fled and investigations are ongoing.

MoDOT will begin a road resurfacing project in Cooper, Moniteau, Morgan, and Cole counties, starting March 24, causing lane reductions and potential delays through May.

MoDOT announces I-70 eastbound lane closure over the Lamine River for bridge maintenance on March 27 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a 14-foot width restriction and expected delays.

MoDOT announces upcoming roadwork in the Kansas City region from March 24-28, with various maintenance activities including pavement repair, barrier wall repairs, and pipe replacements affecting multiple counties.

A vehicle crash in St. Louis County disrupted traffic at Haines and West Arrowhead Roads, impacting 24,000 daily vehicles. Temporary stop signs are in place; extended repair time is expected.

A man was shot in the 5400 block of Queens, with police investigating and the victim refusing to cooperate. No suspects or motive has yet been identified.

A 42-year-old man was shot early morning in Columbus Square and is in stable condition. The circumstances of the shooting are unclear and under investigation. No suspects or motives have been announced.

A man was shot in the face while in his car on Hickory Lane in St. Louis; he's in critical but stable condition. Police are investigating the incident.

St. Louis residents face hazardous weather with advisories for strong winds, potential thunderstorms, and fire danger issued by the National Weather Service.

Shrewsbury officials remind residents to keep dogs leashed, citing local regulations to ensure community safety as the weather warms and outdoor activity increases.