Missouri's Department of Natural Resources is promoting financial aid for water projects through a webinar on Jan. 15. Applications for low-interest loans from SRF programs, for water infrastructure upgrades, are due March 1.

A man was shot and killed in south St. Louis, and police are investigating the incident that occurred near Gravois Avenue and Eichelberger Street. No arrest details have been provided.

Bradley C. McKinney of St. Louis was sentenced to 19 years for a carjacking and carrying a modified Glock while being a felon. The stolen vehicle was recovered, and McKinney was arrested after a car chase.

Missouri opens its second Credential Training Program application period on January 1, 2025, offering grants to help employers with employee credentialing costs.

Anthony Becht is interviewed for the head coaching position at West Virginia, as his success with the St. Louis Battlehawks in the UFL generates interest from the college and potentially the NFL.

Two armed individuals invaded a home in Walnut Park West, stealing items and assaulting a resident. No arrests have been made; police continue to investigate.

An audit of SLPS found alleged financial mismanagement during Keisha Scarlett's tenure, including improper credit card usage and unauthorized pay practices.

A teacher, Melanie Smith, is suing Taylor Farms after being hospitalized from an E. coli infection linked to their lettuce, which also affected others in Missouri.

MoDOT will close Route HH in Hickory County for pipe replacement from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on December 11, affecting the area between County Road 346 and 365 Loop.

Cloudy skies and cool temperatures define St. Louis weather, with highs of 56°F today and a forecast for potential snow and rain as the week continues.

Weather forecast for St. Louis shows a chance of rain today with increasing clouds and highs near 62 degrees, and stronger chances of rain tonight with a low around 47 degrees.

The St. Louis Police are investigating a shooting in Dutchtown, where a 16-year-old girl was critically wounded. The case is ongoing with a related scene found on Meramec Street.

Richard Charles Appelbaum III from Maryland Heights was sentenced to three years in prison and ordered to repay $2.3 million for engaging in money laundering and converting fraudulent funds into cryptocurrency.