The St. Louis County Animal Care and Control Adoption Center has passed inspection and regained its license, after making improvements following prior failures.

A teen girl died and another was injured in an I-70 rollover crash being investigated by authorities. The driver lost control while exiting, causing the vehicle to flip.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed the FY26 budget of $50.8 billion with significant cuts, focusing on limited government, fiscal discipline, and investments in public safety, roads, education, and agriculture.

Yeison Perdomo pled guilty to coercing and enticing a minor after attempting to engage in sexual activity with a 14-year-old he met online. He faces a recommended 10-year prison sentence and likely deportation.

A St. Louis couple pleaded guilty to attempted kidnapping, robbery, and firearm charges for crimes including a failed abduction of a property manager. They await sentencing with possible 20-year prison terms.

I-70 in Columbia will see traffic shifts on eastbound lanes starting July 8 due to construction, with MoDOT advising alertness and adherence to the posted 55 mph speed limit.

Missouri AG announced charges against 15 people for their involvement in a $275,000 Medicaid fraud scheme. The charges are part of a nationwide crackdown on health care fraud.

St. Louis weather forecast predicts a sunny week with highs in the '90s towards Independence Day; however, chances of thunderstorms are expected to increase by the weekend.

A fatal rollover crash on eastbound I-70 in St. Louis killed one person and injured another, closing lanes for investigation.

A 44-year-old Missouri man drowned in Big River while swimming with his sons, prompting warnings about the river's dangers after several similar incidents.

A woman from Illinois died in a second collision on I-44 after her car, immobilized from an earlier crash, was hit by an SUV driven by a Canadian man.

PrideFest 2025 in St. Louis attracted over 300,000 people, featuring parades and activities despite losing a major sponsor and introducing an entry fee.

Clashes and shootings marred St. Louis PrideFest, leading to injuries, arrests, and a curfew for local bars. Police faced difficulties controlling crowds due to the event's lack of security measures.