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.

St. Louis County government offices are closed for Presidents' Day and have reduced weekday hours, closing at 3:30 p.m., as announced on their Facebook page.

The Johnson County MO Sheriff's Office celebrated National School Resource Deputy Appreciation Day, thanking Deputies Medina, Matter, and Sgt. Malcolm for their service in schools.

Wentzville City Hall closes for Presidents Day, but trash collection remains on schedule and parks are open, as announced on the city's Facebook page.

Firefighter/Paramedic Scott Lilly marks five years of service with the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District, celebrated for his dedication to community safety.

Maryland Heights Police honor School Resource Officers on their appreciation day, highlighting their roles as mentors and positive influences in schools.

A 35-year-old man was arrested after allegedly performing a sex act inside a downtown leasing office; police say he’s tied to an October school exposure. Court dates are pending.

A body was found Monday in the parking lot behind St. Louis' Union Station; police say no foul play is suspected as detectives work the scene.

A federal judge ruled Feb. 13 that Torch Electronics' 'no‑chance' machines meet Missouri's legal definition of gambling devices, putting retailers and regulators on notice.