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Sunny and warm with gusty south winds this afternoon; elevated fire danger and storms tonight into Friday.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A man was found dead in an alley in the Greater Ville neighborhood Wednesday night. SLMPD has opened a death investigation and the cause of death is unknown.
A warm, mostly dry Thursday in St. Louis gives way to increasing shower and thunderstorm chances Friday; SPC flags a marginal-to-slight severe threat.
Community & Society in ...
Cherokee Street's flagship Cinco de Mayo festival will not run in 2026, organizers said, citing rising costs and the event’s large scale.
A St. Louis man was charged after a March 1 street beating near Riverview left a victim with serious head and facial injuries; prosecutors filed first-degree assault and armed criminal-action counts this week.
A 77-year-old woman died after a collision at Old Highway 21 and West Four Ridge Road in Jefferson County; troopers say a driver failed to yield.
A crash on northbound I‑55 near Potomac Street killed one person and backed traffic to Gasconade Avenue during Wednesday's morning rush.
Politics & Govt in ...
Two St. Charles City Council incumbents were defeated in Tuesday's municipal election; one lost by a single vote after fights over parks and a controversial data center.
O'Fallon voters replaced multiple city council members in Tuesday's municipal election, flipping ward seats and triggering county verification steps. The count reshapes local representation.
Parks & Nature in ...
Florissant voters approved a charter amendment Tuesday that requires voter approval for sales or swaps of city parkland, a response to a disputed Koch Park land swap.
Sunny, warm Wednesday with gusty south winds and elevated fire danger; showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday night into Friday.
A write-in upset in Manchester unseated a candidate accused of stealing from a local Cub Scouts unit as votes were tallied after the April 7 municipal election.
Arts & Culture in ...
Counterpublic’s 2026 triennial, Coyote Time, will open Sept. 12 and spread roughly 50 new public-art commissions across St. Louis from the riverfront to The Ville.
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