CliftonLarsonAllen is weighing a move from downtown St. Louis to Clayton, a decision that would add to rising CBD vacancy as tenants chase newer Class A space.

The Normandy Schools Collaborative removed Superintendent Dr. Michael Triplett after board members flagged falling test scores and enrollment. Families and advocates await details about interim leadership and the search for a replacement.

Shark Tank‑famous Cousins Maine Lobster is launching a St. Louis food truck with a grand opening at 2nd Shift Brewing on April 25. Expect Maine and Connecticut rolls and lobster tots.

A 68-year-old Fenton woman died after a four-vehicle crash at the Little Brennan and Emerson intersection in Jefferson County, officials say.

A Kansas City player matched all five numbers in the March 26 Show Me Cash drawing to win $242,000 — his second jackpot since 2024. He told officials he was stunned.

A surge in capital gains refunds dragged Missouri's general revenue below last year's pace, forcing Senate appropriators to rework the budget plan.

The city awarded $544,887 to launch the Good Shepherd Academy for Boys, a new all‑boys preschool in North St. Louis focused on early learning and family supports.

Usher and Chris Brown will co-headline the Raymond & Brown stadium tour at The Dome at America’s Center on July 21, 2026. Citi presales begin April 21 ahead of an April 27 public on‑sale.

The St. Louis NAACP urged federal and local probes into deaths and medical care at the City Justice Center after another detainee’s death. Families and activists want records and policy reviews.

State and federal leaders told reporters in Jefferson City they’ve coordinated funding and security plans to keep Kansas City’s World Cup matches and fan festival safe. Officials cited federal grants, police planning and interagency exercises.

St. Charles County is weighing a Drone as First Responder program that would station drone docks at partner sites so unmanned aircraft can reach calls before officers.

Federal data and new studies show breast cancer diagnoses are rising in younger women while overall deaths fall. St. Louis experts urge focused screening and risk checks.

O'Fallon is weighing a roughly $22 million plan to replace its 1994 library; officials say the building is undersized and voters could be asked to fund a new facility.