The article provides a weather update for St. Louis, detailing current conditions and forecasts for the week, including chances of showers and thunderstorms increasing by Tuesday night.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved property tax relief for homeowners affected by an EF3 tornado, but assistance for tenants and landlords is still in progress.

Franklin County couple confesses to producing and possessing child sexual abuse material; they await sentencing with recommendations of up to 40 years in prison.

MoDOT announces a series of roadwork projects across Mid-Missouri, starting June 2 with varied completion dates, including major work on I-70 and Route 63, affecting traffic with delays and detours.

MoDOT announced nighttime striping of major highways I-44 and I-70 in Missouri from June 2, expecting to improve road safety and warning of potential delays.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for St. Louis, with a mix of sun, rising temperatures, and potential storms later in the week according to the NWS.

The St. Louis Police are investigating the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Donzell Johnson in Lasalle Park, as details of the suspect and motive remain unknown.

Anthony "TT" Jordan, a convicted cocaine trafficker linked to nine murders, received two life sentences plus five years by a U.S. District Judge in St. Louis.

MoDOT announces nighttime closure of Route Z under I-70 starting June 6 for bridge widening, with ongoing work possibly until 2028 as part of a larger I-70 improvement project financed by a $2.8 billion state investment.

St. Louis faith groups, led by STL churches and the Urban League, are providing grilling kits and other relief supplies to tornado victims, while individual churches and residents await federal assistance.

St. Louis police pursued and fatally shot a suspect linked to an earlier armed robbery after he fled both a traffic stop and on foot. An investigation into the incident has been launched.

St. Louis opens two new debris drop-off sites and continues curbside pickups, with a fourth site planned, to facilitate city cleanup and ease municipal service burden.

Saint Louis County Department of Public Health achieved FQHC Look-Alike status, becoming Missouri's first and potentially increasing its annual revenue by $6 million.