A security guard at an Aldi in Jennings shot an armed man who chased someone into the store. The suspect was arrested at Barnes‑Jewish Hospital and faces felony charges.

An 18‑year‑old from Florissant has been charged after a May 26 shooting in Venice left a man dead. Court filings point to surveillance and license‑plate video tying a vehicle to the scene.

Google announced a roughly $15 billion data‑center campus near New Florence, promising jobs, training and a $20M energy fund while reigniting debates over taxes and oversight. Local hearings and lawsuits already shape the aftermath.

Two 18-year-olds were arrested after police recovered multiple handguns from unlocked vehicles in Elsberry. Prosecutors have charged them with multiple counts of stealing firearms.

City leaders are looking to historic carriage houses and a new ADU zoning update as a low‑impact way to add small rental units amid population decline.

AT&T says it poured nearly $5B into Missouri with most spending in St. Louis. The company says fiber is being extended to firehouses, municipal sites and FirstNet users.

Sunny, cool Wednesday with highs near 83°F. The weekend turns warmer and more humid with scattered storms possible.

A Wentzville man was sentenced Tuesday in the 2024 shooting that killed his girlfriend, BreAnna Johnson, and her unborn twins. The case has drawn attention to domestic‑violence and fetal‑homicide law.

Steve's Hot Dogs on South Grand was vandalized in back-to-back attacks this week; police are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking tips. The neighborhood has rallied around the longtime spot.

Memphis Dils, 24, was sentenced to 25 years after pleading guilty to statutory sodomy and related counts, court records show.

Frankfort Community High School Principal Aaron Hill resigned Monday amid an investigation and felony aggravated-battery charges related to an off-campus incident.

Two people were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a late-night shooting in Spanish Lake early Tuesday. Investigators say suspects remain at large.

Sen. Eric Schmitt shared a screenshot of a Kirkwood school board president’s Facebook post that included the digits “8647,” prompting local and national controversy. Moticka says she clarified the post and rejected violence.