Authorities charged a Dupo, Illinois man after investigators say a vehicle struck and killed Alyssa Kalbach on Highway 30 near Byrnes Mill last November.

Gov. Mike Kehoe asked FEMA to declare multiple Missouri counties disaster areas after late‑April storms that officials say caused millions in public damage and left many uninsured.

Masked thieves hit a Frontenac luxury resale shop early Tuesday; two people were arrested after resale shops helped identify a stolen bag.

A St. Louis charter school closed abruptly this week, leaving students and families scrambling as parents demand records, placements and answers from sponsors and state officials.

Mayor Cara Spencer and Board President Megan E. Green unveiled a $230 million plan to spend Rams settlement funds on North City recovery, water repairs and downtown revitalization. A public survey is open through May 27.

Cloudy morning, highs near 82°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday night with pockets of heavy rain possible.

Two men were wounded Friday night near Grand and Marceline in Dutchtown. Police say both suffered non-life-threatening injuries and no suspect information was immediately available.

Saint Louis University suspended the Alpha Eta Rho chapter for at least a year after a reported physical hazing incident that prompted a campus timely warning.

Family Care Health Centers cut the ribbon on a new 27,000-square-foot clinic in Dutchtown offering pediatrics, behavioral health, WIC and an on-site pharmacy with a sliding fee scale.

Glen L. Bailey was sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 2024 killing of Washington University student Amarnath Ghosh. Prosecutors say he transported the shooters to a Delmar Boulevard intersection.

Two men were charged in the April 19 killing of Backyard BBQ owner Ronald Milton after investigators reviewed surveillance and ballistic evidence.

A Franklin County jury convicted Michael Tourville on four counts of child sexual offenses and a judge on Tuesday imposed a 105‑year prison term at the county judicial center.

A Jefferson County judge denied bond for a Fox Middle School teacher after court filings say hundreds of explicit messages and surveillance footage tied him to alleged sexual contact with a student.