A 125‑year Main Street bakery in New Baden closed after a family illness; neighbors covered its windows with cards while the owner prepares to sell the building.

Corrections officers deployed a spray to clear a common area at the St. Louis County jail after at least 15 inmates refused to return to their cells.

After the November 7, 2025 killing of 22-year-old Hailey Jennings, her family is urging lawmakers to pass "Hailey's Law," a temporary extreme-risk order to restrict firearm access during domestic crises.

Players and coaches reported headaches during a playoff night and the rink shut down for testing. Readings were slightly elevated but below alarm thresholds and the facility reopened after precautionary checks.

Rep. Brenda Shields refiled a three‑part childcare tax‑credit bill to incentivize donations, support providers and let employers help workers afford care.

The Missouri House advanced a consolidated bill that would repeal most vehicle safety inspections, potentially ending biennial checks for older, high-mileage cars starting Jan. 1, 2027.

A person died in a fire at the vacant former Greyhound bus terminal on the 1400 block of N. 13th Street in St. Louis; investigators are on scene.

Clear and chilly Wednesday morning gives way to a sunny, mild day with a high near 51°F. Rain returns Saturday afternoon, heaviest south of I-70.

Missouri bills would force money transmitters to verify senders’ immigration status before foreign transfers, with 25% penalties and state audits. Supporters cite security; critics warn of privacy and harm.

Missouri's Attorney General has sued five retailers for hosting illegal gambling machines, seeking civil penalties and a permanent injunction against further unlawful gambling activities.

A woman was critically injured in a shooting on the 2300 block of South Grand Boulevard near Tower Grove Park; police are investigating and seeking tips.

The Wentzville Police Department is actively recruiting experienced officers, offering competitive wages, benefits, and career development opportunities, with applications due by February 13th.

A juvenile was taken into custody after a Monday night shooting in Belleville's Royal Heights left another juvenile hospitalized. Police say the incident appears isolated.