Robert Harper received a ten-year prison sentence for the first-degree domestic assault and armed criminal action after pleading guilty to shooting his former girlfriend in the face.

Missouri man, Jamal W. Kimball, admitted to sending obscene material to an undercover FBI agent posing as a minor on Kik Messenger and also solicited child abuse material from an actual minor.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer placed CEMA Commissioner Sarah Russell on leave after a failure to activate tornado warnings, with efforts to ensure accountability and future readiness.

A homicide probe began after St. Louis firefighters found a man, later identified as William Wills, shot inside a burning home, who died despite efforts to save him.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed an executive order to help residents get essential medications after severe storms, also seeking federal emergency aid and deploying the National Guard for recovery efforts.

The St. Louis Police reported a man was fatally shot in The Ville; no arrests yet, motive unclear, and investigation ongoing.

St. Louis weather forecast predicts sunny skies today with a high near 73, becoming clear tonight with a low of 53. Rain and storms expected over the weekend with a hazardous weather outlook issued.

Missouri’s Governor Kehoe updates on recovery from the May 16 storms and tornadoes, confirms seven deaths and extensive damage, and discusses efforts for federal aid.

St. Louis County Sheriff Ramsay announced road reopenings and updated evacuation statuses, advising residents to remain cautious and aware of ongoing recovery work.

St. Charles County warns of a phishing scam targeting senior residents with false tax relief program emails, advising to verify legitimate emails from an @sccmo.org address and not to click on any suspicious links or attachments.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer acknowledged a catastrophic error that resulted in tornado sirens not sounding during a deadly tornado, citing a lapse in protocol and promising future improvements.

Over 26,000 St. Louis residents are still without power after severe storms, with utility crews fixing 300 poles and navigating damage to restore electricity.

Major construction on Interstate 35 and U.S. Route 69 has started in Clinton County, with lane narrowing and traffic changes, aiming for completion by September 1, 2026.