An 18-year-old was charged with murder after a July 21 shooting near North Hanley MetroLink that left two people dead.

MoDOT has launched a multi‑year safety overhaul of Route 67 near West Alton that will add J‑turns, new lanes and corridor upgrades to reduce serious crashes. Construction runs through spring 2028 with lane restrictions expected.

A St. Louis man has been charged in the hit-and-run death of 20‑year‑old Tori Dunn after prosecutors say he abandoned a vehicle and fled the scene. Court records list upcoming hearings and say he’ll be held without bond.

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.

Cool morning but a fast flip: showers this afternoon, then an Extreme Heat Watch Sunday–Tuesday. Prepare for highs in the 90s and heat indices over 105°F.

The World Naked Bike Ride returns to The Grove on Saturday with a 4 p.m. meetup and a 6 p.m. slow roll, followed by a costume contest and a big afterparty.

Former DOJ pardon attorney Elizabeth Oyer says she received death threats after tough questioning from Senators Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt during Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing.

Conservation groups told a federal judge the Forest Service used a categorical exclusion to approve a 69‑acre timber sale in Shawnee National Forest, raising alarms about endangered bats and local springs.

University City confirmed that a monthlong outage that knocked out online bill pay and permits was a cyberattack. Officials say investigations are ongoing while services are restored.

Con artists are pressing older residents across St. Charles County — one 82‑year‑old nearly lost $30,000, officials say.

A St. Louis mother says a funeral home is holding her son's body after a MetroBus shooting while demanding about $3,000. She plans to take the fight to court.

A Chesterfield traffic stop turned up meth, heroin and a firearm, police say. Both occupants were booked and face drug and weapons charges.

Peter Hoffman and Legal Services of Eastern Missouri are using lawsuits, title work and neighborhood partnerships to convert derelict St. Louis houses back into homes.