Telemundo has rolled out the St. Louis area's first Spanish-language local newscast, airing weekday evenings and focusing on immigration, education and local politics.

St. Charles City‑County Library ordered staff to remove Pride flags and other 'personal belief' decorations from workspaces, citing its displays policy. The move follows similar guidance in other systems.

Ranken will offer a 16‑month Diesel Technology program at Schneider's Edwardsville hub; classes begin Aug. 24, 2026, and there's an open house March 31.

Crews will install about 1,000 free smoke alarms across St. Louis this weekend with Red Cross support, timed to the daylight-saving time change.

Dozens gathered at Tower Grove Park Saturday as supporters of U.S. strikes and anti‑war demonstrators faced off, drawing a police presence and local organizers. The standoff mirrored nationwide protests after strikes on Iran.

St. Ignatius Loyola School in Concord Hill will close at the end of the school year after the Archdiocese of St. Louis cited financial strain and heavy subsidy needs.

MacArthur Justice Center will close its St. Louis office on May 1, ending a decade of prison- and parole-focused litigation in Missouri.

SLPS plans to close Nahed Chapman, the district's newcomer elementary program, at the end of the school year, staff say. Teachers and families are pushing back.

Dutchtown CID voted to end its Flock Safety contract and will remove eight license‑plate cameras after residents raised data‑sharing concerns. The board is seeking a refund.

An electronic church sign in Ballwin that called Islam 'demonic' was taken down after local Muslim leaders denounced the message. The removal followed public outcry.

Pastors Ken and Beverly Jenkins turned a long‑empty Schnucks plaza into R&R Marketplace, a roughly $20M, 90,000‑sq‑ft hub offering childcare, job training, banking and behavioral health.

The Scholarship Foundation is administering the St. Louis Junior Bonds program and has reopened applications for roughly $5,000 accounts for qualifying eighth graders through June 1, 2026.

A Marthasville player matched all eight numbers in a Club Keno eight-spot and won $62,160 after a bull’s-eye upgrade, the Missouri Lottery says.