A photo tour of Cottle Village in Cottleville spotlights a restored farmhouse dining room, house spirits and a menu of hearty, chef-driven plates. The distillery, patio and upstairs cocktail lounge make it a weekend draw.

A teenager was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a shooting in Jennings. Authorities say no suspects are in custody and are asking the public for tips.

A Grove nonprofit says it won't receive $230,000 in TANF funding, putting after-school programs and family services for hundreds of St. Louis residents at risk.

Oni opened at 4370 Manchester in The Grove, pairing inventive ramen bowls with playful sushi rolls and izakaya snacks in a late‑night setting.

Ferguson canceled its evening July 4 fireworks as officials confront a budget shortfall and consider layoffs and tax increases to close the gap.

The Ballpark Village Starbucks at 6 Cardinal Way has reopened under a new franchisee after closing in October 2024. The return restores downtown coffee service near Busch Stadium.

Black Wall Street 314 brings more than 100 Black-owned vendors to the Wellston Loop next Saturday. The festival is part of a push to keep dollars local and support a planned mixed‑use project.

Clear and cool this morning; slight chance of midday showers with higher storm odds Sunday.

A judge found landlord Roland Clubb liable and ordered $75,000 to a former tenant and $45,000 to a neighbor, totaling $120,000 after a bench trial.

A brief chase on I-49 in Nevada, Mo., ended Tuesday when a vehicle hit a barrier near the Highland exit; prosecutors charged a local driver after officers say they found suspected meth.

Wentzville police say East Pitman Avenue and the Luetkenhaus intersection have reopened after smoldering downed wires and a police incident.

A Gulf‑fed surge has pushed precipitable water into the 1.5–2+ inch range over central Missouri, meaning storms this evening could dump heavy, localized rain and spark flash flooding.

Court records allege a Brentwood couple stole more than $500K in Home Depot goods using will‑call orders and resold the items online. Investigations by police, Home Depot and federal authorities are ongoing.