The St. Louis Police are seeking public help on a 2007 unsolved homicide case of a male found in the Mississippi River. They encourage tips via their website and social media.

The Board of Aldermen President reviewed city legislative actions, citing modernization, accessibility, and diverse representation as key aspects of progress.

St. Louis residents are stocking up on essentials and the city prepares roads as they anticipate winter weather. Despite no heavy snow forecast, sleet concerns prompt community readiness, while city officials advise on snow routes and ordinances.

A 13-year-old boy is critically injured from a shooting in North St. Louis, with the assailant and motive unknown; city police are investigating amidst a rise in child gunshot victims.

St. Louis is under a Winter Weather Advisory with potential snow, sleet, and ice accumulation, leading to hazardous travel conditions. Residents should be cautious especially during commutes.

A St. Charles man, Brian Larkin, received a six-year prison sentence and must pay $170,500 in restitution for collecting child sexual abuse materials.

MoDOT announces shoulder repairs on Route 62, causing lane reductions from Route W to Route 153, with work scheduled from Feb. 13-21.

St. Louis DHS collaborates officially with CoC to address homelessness, forming a historic partnership to streamline efforts and enhance service efficacy.

MoDOT announces closure of East Avenue in Springfield for a week starting February 17 for reconstruction as part of Route 744 and Kearney Street corridor upgrades.

Two men were carjacked by armed, masked men in Holly Hills, St. Louis. The incident occurred on February 8, around 8:30 p.m. SLMPD seeks public tips, offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest.

The NWS in St. Louis forecasts snow and mixed precipitation for the region, with temperatures around 39 degrees and a Winter Storm Watch due to potential significant snowfall.

The Urban League of St. Louis hosted a drive-thru event, giving out essential supplies to local families in need, continuing its community support legacy.

Bellefontaine Neighbors Mayor Dinah Tatman's resignation caused confusion after she reconsidered her decision to leave, amidst city government turmoil and calls for addressing residents' needs.