A young man in St. Louis fell victim to a scam, losing over $3,500. Two men were arrested for removing items from a shed. Vehicle break-ins and shoplifting were also reported, with police responding to various incidents throughout the week.

A Hazardous Weather Outlook has been issued by the National Weather Service in St. Louis, warning of severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds, and potential tornadoes in the region.

U.S. District Judge Rodney W. Sippel sentenced Raven Ainesis Pointer to 25 years in prison for producing child pornography involving a two-year-old victim.

MoDOT warns of road closures and lane restrictions across St. Louis from May 15-21 due to maintenance and upgrades, including closures on Route 141 and I-55.

MoDOT to close I-55 northbound lanes at Joachim Creek for bridge work, starting 11:00 p.m. Friday to 4:00 a.m. Saturday.

St. Louis jury convicted Terry Garey of sexually assaulting two girls, leading to a predatory sexual offender classification with a mandatory life sentence.

Missouri is mourning former Senator and Governor Kit Bond, who passed away at 86. Governor Kehoe announced flags at half-staff and a Capitol Rotunda memorial service.

A water main break has closed the I-229 southbound off-ramp to Atchison and 6th streets, with repairs by Missouri American Water expected to be completed by Friday evening.

Governor Kehoe signed HB 810, renaming part of Highway 60 after Natalie and David Lloyd, missionaries killed in Haiti, to honor their service and legacy.

St. Louis is conducting siren tests this Thursday at noon as part of an effort to modernize their emergency alert system. Residents are reminded that sirens are meant for outdoor alerts to seek shelter.

St. Louis forecast includes isolated showers and possible thunderstorms with a 20% chance of precipitation and highs of 92 degrees. A severe weather risk later in the week suggests a need for caution.

St. Louis adjusts trash collection around Memorial Day; Monday pick-ups moved to Tuesday and Tuesday to Wednesday, with recyclable shifts accordingly. Yard waste collection resumes the following week.

Creve Coeur announces a new subscription-based yard waste collection system starting July 1, 2025. Residents must sign up for a minimum of three months and pay a monthly fee of $12.51. Existing yard waste stickers will be invalid after June 30.