St. Louis is expecting a hot and stormy week, with high temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

St. Peters, MO will experience traffic delays due to traffic signal upgrades at key intersections from July 14-17 as part of the Gateway Green Light program.

The Sensory Trail at Ollie's Fun Forest in City Centre Park will be closed July 16 for tree removal. While the trail is off-limits until late afternoon, the adjacent playground stays open for visitors.

A woman was critically injured in a shooting in Baden, St. Louis, following an argument with another woman, who was arrested along with an accomplice for harboring her.

The O'Fallon Police Department highlighted the dangers of distracted driving by sharing a photo of a police car hit by a driver allegedly using their phone, fortunately without injuries.

The Maryland Heights Police Department welcomed experienced Officer Sam McGill to their team, expressing enthusiasm and expecting positive contributions to the community.

The USDA opened a new Midwestern Food Safety Laboratory in Normandy, Missouri, aiming to enhance food safety with strict inspections and rapid outbreak responses.

The St. Louis Public Schools board has approved a plan to relocate over 2,000 students from seven tornado-damaged schools to different district facilities.

A residential fire in St. Louis’ Dutchtown neighborhood claimed the lives of two women on Monday. Authorities, including homicide and Bomb and Arson units, are investigating the cause of the fatal blaze.

A 16-year-old boy, Elijah Hughes, was shot and killed while riding his bike in St. Louis' Walnut Park East neighborhood. Police are urging anyone with information to contact the Homicide Division or CrimeStoppers.

The National Weather Service forecasts thunderstorms and high humidity in eastern and central Missouri, with temperatures reaching up to 96 degrees.

The Webster Groves Police Department engaged with children at a local summer camp, offering safety lessons and showcasing their equipment to build community trust.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is hosting a Citizens Academy for locals to learn about law enforcement. The 12-week program starts on September 9th and includes hands-on experience. Participants must be over 18 and pass a background check.