A south St. Louis County homeowner says police and probation agents keep visiting her house looking for a wanted man who moved years ago, leaving neighbors frightened.

Ferguson police say a man was arrested after a home argument escalated and an AR-style rifle was pointed at another person; bond was set at $75,000 cash-only.

Clear, chilly Saturday morning with a high near 38°F. A warm-up begins Sunday and peaks Tuesday, with rain likely late Tuesday into Wednesday.

Two women were shot Friday night in Dellwood’s Olney Drive area; police say a suspect is in custody and investigators remain on scene.

Checkers & Rally's says it will expand Rally's in the St. Louis area from roughly 20 locations to about 35 while remodeling stores to a new prototype.

A man has been charged after a shooting at a north St. Louis rehabilitation facility left a co-worker critically injured. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

MoDOT seeks to enhance I-70 truck parking with federally funded improvements, prequalifying the Capital – Wilson and KCI Construction Teams for the upcoming project proposal process.

AT&T service went down in Jefferson County, forcing 911 calls to be rerouted to a neighboring dispatch. Officials say emergencies should still call 911.

A Feb. 6 report details the Oct. 4 death of Leo Cruz Silva in ICE custody at Ste. Genevieve County Jail — and notes the report was posted 125 days later, past the 90‑day deadline.

The Missouri AG's Office settled with IBM over its hiring practices, with Missouri withdrawing its appeal, ending the case with IBM likely revising its practices.

A packed High Ridge town hall pressed MoDOT and first responders for faster fixes after crashes on Highway 30 surged. EMS said it handled about 400 incidents in 2025 while January collisions climbed sharply.

City and partners rolled out a public‑private plan to revive Downtown St. Louis, targeting two high‑profile vacant sites and quick streetscape projects.

Missouri is expanding I-70, adding a third lane between Boonville and Rocheport, involving Capital Paving and Construction with a design by Burns & McDonnell. Work will start in spring 2026 and finish by 2028, with funding from the state budget.