Police intervened in multiple fights in The Grove, St. Louis, resulting in an injured officer and a directive for the public to leave Manchester Avenue.

A conflict on Manchester Avenue in The Grove led to several arrests and a non-critically injured police officer. Order was restored by St. Louis Metropolitan Police.

St. Louis forecast includes sun and potential storms with a high near 91°F. Showers possible into the night, and sunny conditions with highs in the upper 80s to mid-90s expected in the following days.

St. Louis police arrested individuals after a car chase, seizing a firearm and narcotics; the incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat crime in College Hill.

Mid-Missouri drivers should expect road closures and construction delays from June 30 to July 6 due to MoDOT maintenance and construction, except for a brief halt from July 3 noon until the following Monday.

MoDOT modifies detours near Purina Farms due to ongoing route construction, including a new retaining wall for safety. Route MM to close temporarily starting June 30.

Chaos erupted on I-55 in St. Louis after a gray Kia SUV entered the highway in the wrong direction and collided head-on with a white Corvette. Both drivers died at the scene, prompting a full highway closure and an in-depth investigation. The road has since reopened, but the tragedy highlights ongoing concerns about traffic safety and wrong-way driving incidents.

MoDOT announces nightly closures on I-44 for core drilling from June 30 to July 22, urging motorists to plan for delays and prioritize safety in work zones.

The Northside Youth and Senior Service Center has been a cornerstone of support in St. Louis, providing meals and services to the community since 1973 and showing resilience after a tornado.

St. Louis forecast includes sun, thunderstorms, and potential heavy rainfall with varied precipitation chances throughout the week and Flood Watch in southeast Missouri.

Charles Anderson received two life sentences without parole, and an additional 127 years, for fatally shooting two women and injuring a third in 2021.

The STL Art Place Initiative and the Community Development Administration are converting vacant properties in St. Louis into affordable homes for artists, aiming to create 20 homes within 3-5 years.

A St. Louis man, Arthur Richardson, received three life sentences plus 35 years for a 2023 drive-by shooting that killed one person and endangered another.