The St. Peters Police Department announced its final call for the Citizen Police Academy, a twelve-week course offering an inside look at law enforcement operations.

St. Louis agreed to a $4 million settlement over inhumane conditions at the Workhouse; thousands of former detainees may be eligible to file claims. The deal follows years of lawsuits, protests and the jail’s demolition.

Force detectives are on scene near the 8400 block of South Broadway after an officer-involved shooting in south St. Louis. Details remain limited as investigators process the scene.

The Cardinals designated infielder Bryan Ramos for assignment and claimed pitcher Zak Kent off waivers, amid roster adjustments during Spring Training.

St. Louis City SC has banned Black Lives Matter flags and trans-rights banners at home games, aligning with Major League Soccer policies and drawing criticism from fan groups advocating for inclusivity.

Riverview Mayor Mike Cornell Jr. was indicted on multiple sex‑crime charges as an accuser publicly detailed an alleged assault.

On April 7, St. Francois County voters will decide use taxes, a lodging fee, school bonds, an ambulance tax and a proposed sale of a rural water system.

Illinois State Police say a driver died of an apparent self‑inflicted gunshot after his car hit a concrete median while fleeing East St. Louis officers.

A restored 1940s Texaco in Frenchtown will reopen March 21 as Bench Racers, a food-truck garden with a bar, Sugarfire BBQ and car-themed events.

Census estimates and local reporting place St. Louis below 300,000 residents, reviving debates over vacancy, the city‑county split and how redevelopment dollars are used.

St. Louis weather forecast includes overcast skies, wind gusts, and fluctuating temperatures with a mix of sun and potential rain or snow throughout the upcoming week.

Foristell aldermen will consider annexing 216 acres Tuesday for a proposed data center. Packed meetings and an online petition have residents and officials bracing for a heated hearing.

Berkeley councilman Theodore “Ted” Hoskins filed to run again after prosecutors dismissed election-related charges in 2023 in exchange for a promise not to seek office. His name is on the April ballot, and officials say a court challenge may be needed.