A former administrator says she was fired after raising safety concerns at St. Louis Voices Academy; the school had been ordered closed for safety lapses by state officials.

A St. Louis tour guide found several plaques and a Kate Chopin bust missing from sites across the city; park rangers and local police are now investigating.

A unit of Energy Transfer filed with FERC to run a 9.6‑mile gas lateral under the Mississippi to feed Ameren’s new Big Hollow Energy Center.

A citizens group sued to void Montgomery County's approvals for a planned Amazon data center and its $35 billion incentive package, alleging Sunshine Law violations.

A condemned Marine Villa house was torn down after a December partial collapse that damaged a neighbor’s roof and bedroom. Neighbors say the block finally looks safer.

A Bridgeton home‑health owner and associates were indicted this week, accused of submitting roughly $1.46M in fraudulent claims to Missouri’s Medicaid program.

Two men were arrested after an armed carjacking of a DoorDash driver in Clayton on Feb. 14; prosecutors say one suspect fired shots and the vehicle was stolen.

A union-led summit at Vashon High will press SLPS leaders on accreditation, leadership turnover, tornado recovery and support for unhoused students.

MoDOT is hosting a meeting on March 3, 2026, for public input on the Gravois Avenue resurfacing project planned for 2029, emphasizing safety and community needs.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and gusty breezes in St. Louis, with temperatures peaking at 75 degrees, followed by potential showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

Clayton school leaders are exploring whether Fontbonne University's campus could be repurposed as a new elementary school. The conversation is preliminary and no deal is in place.

Oscar-winner Robert Duvall died on Sunday at 95; his time at Principia and a theater that bears his name keep him part of the St. Louis story. Local tributes are centering on the campus stage and a Loop star.

Rolla Public Schools hired S.M. Wilson to convert the former Columbia College site into a full‑day early childhood center with an on‑site clinic and roughly 350 seats.