Unionville, Missouri, receives a $1.7 million award from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to upgrade its wastewater treatment system, saving local ratepayers over $1 million.

An audit reveals the St. Louis City Sheriff's office went over budget by $812,666 in FY 2025, with spending issues including payouts to discharged staff, uniforms, vehicles, and golf carts.

St. Louis residents can expect a sunny and calm day with a high of 64°F, followed by a mostly clear night, although the weather will turn more unpredictable with chances of rain increasing over the weekend.

A student was arrested for a social media post showing a loaded gun in a school bathroom; the school increased security and provided mental health support.

St. Louis County Pet Adoption Center is set to double its adoption fees from $40 to $80, with officials urging adoptions before the hike due to a budget deficit.

Derrick Smith was sentenced to life with parole plus 10 years for murdering his girlfriend, after evidence contradicted his claim of an unknown assailant.

St. Charles County is hosting a job fair to recruit corrections officers, offering competitive salaries and career growth opportunities, coinciding with a major facility upgrade.

MoDOT seeks public input on Washington County bridge projects before hosting a meeting and online commentary period.

MoDOT announces a 60-day closure of the North Service Road near Foristell due to the I-70 improvement project, with detours and a temporary exit provided.

A 25-year-old woman, Raykel Thompson, was shot while in her car in Carr Square, St. Louis, and later died, prompting a police investigation. No suspects have been arrested.

St. Louis residents can expect sunny weather with highs around 65 degrees, followed by clear evenings and mild temperatures, with a slight chance of rain later in the week.

The Clayton Police Department reported on incidents from Oct 13-19 including vehicle crashes, property damage, theft, and other crimes, with 23 vehicular incidents among 506 calls received.

St. Louis hosts a job fair to hire correctional officers, streamlining the process for applicants who can potentially receive conditional offers on the spot.