St. Louis police say they will not allow a 'teen takeover' at Forest Park this Saturday and will deploy extra officers after organizers posted—and then canceled—plans online.

Wentzville's official Facebook teased a new St. Louis Children's specialty care center at Hwy 61 and Wentzville Parkway. City officials say there’s no opening date yet.

A St. Peters man was federally charged after a 12‑month‑old overdosed and was revived with Narcan; investigators say they seized 1.5 pounds of raw fentanyl and firearms.

Patchy morning fog clears to sun with a high near 84°F. Heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely late Saturday night through Monday; plan accordingly.

The Missouri Department of Conservation will cut 106 positions and has asked 262 employees to interview as revenues flatten and benefits costs rise.

Phoenix Investors purchased the nearly 600,000‑sq‑ft HMH campus in Troy, MO; HMH remains on-site under a leaseback while Phoenix prepares the property for lease opportunities.

A St. Louis man says officers strip‑searched him on South Broadway during a 2024 traffic stop and has filed a lawsuit alleging the search was illegal.

A fallen power pole during gusty weather set a fire that destroyed a St. Louis church sanctuary and its food pantry; investigators and weather officials are on scene.

St. Louis' Juneteenth lineup on June 19 includes a downtown block party, neighborhood parades, museum programming and a St. Louis Symphony concert.

A St. Louis jury ordered Washington University to pay $732,000 to a former employee who said she was pushed out because of her age. The verdict raises fresh questions about employer practices on campus.

A new St. Louis Business Journal ranking lists the region's biggest SBA 7(a) and 504 approvals in Q1 2026 and what the figures mean for local development.

Zhanglala Beef Noodles opened its first U.S. location at 6316 Delmar Blvd in University City, serving Lanzhou‑style hand‑pulled beef noodles and localized dishes. The 3,000‑sq‑ft spot seats about 105 and offers dine‑in, takeout and online ordering.

A St. Louis man admitted in federal court this week that he possessed 17 firearms and multiple vests after a March 12, 2024 standoff that ended in a negotiated surrender.