St. Louis police officer Nathan Spiess, who endured a traumatic incident resulting in a partial leg amputation, is slated to leave the hospital with a police escort and public support.

St. Louis experiences typical spring weather with sunny skies and a high of 65 degrees, but rain chances increase, especially into the weekend, with fluctuating temperatures.

Pride St. Louis is fundraising after Anheuser-Busch ended a 30-year sponsorship, leaving a $150,000 deficit. The #45for45 campaign aims to maintain the annual PrideFest and Grand Parade.

Princeton and South Lineville residents to see sidewalk upgrades for ADA compliance, with MoDOT seeking public input at a meeting and online until April 9.

MoDOT announces a weekend single-lane closure on I-70 in Kingdom City for railroad bridge removal, part of the Improve I-70 project, with potential travel delays.

MoDOT announced the closure of westbound lanes under I-270 on Conway Road beginning March 31, affecting commuters and requiring detours, with the construction set to last until late fall.

A man was robbed at knifepoint in the Central West End; the suspect took his phone and fled with an accomplice. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Polar bear twins Kallu and Kallik debut at Saint Louis Zoo, attracting visitors to their 40,000-square-foot habitat, with the zoo emphasizing conservation efforts.

The Opera Theatre of St. Louis plans to buy the Caleres Headquarters in Clayton, aiming to create a new performing arts center on the site they are under contract to acquire, pending a due diligence process.

A man claims to have been shot in his foot/ankle in St. Louis, but the police find no evidence, including ShotSpotter or camera footage, to support his story.

MoDOT plans to clean bridges in Dent and Iron counties, which may cause delays on Route 32 from March 25-27 between 8 AM and 4 PM, weather permitting. Drivers are advised to exercise caution.

MoDOT announces road work at a major Clinton intersection starting March 31, with phased lane closures over three weeks.

SLATE is hosting a hiring fair on March 26 in St. Louis to support the healthcare and bioscience workforce, offering job seekers opportunities within these sectors.