Missouri Route 413, Sunshine Street, will be closed for a bridge replacement from March 17 for up to four months, affecting the area between Scenic and Marion Avenues.

Two elderly women were carjacked and an 18-year-old was later found shot in one of the stolen cars in St. Louis; an investigation is underway, and two suspects have been apprehended.

A 72-year-old man was hospitalized after being shot in St. Louis; he was wounded in his lower back at a red light. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

A multivehicle crash in North St. Louis killed a woman and left an infant in critical condition; the suspected speeding driver of a Mazda is stable. Police are investigating.

A multi-vehicle accident in St. Louis involving a Mazda 6, Jeep Wrangler, and Chevrolet Malibu left a woman dead and several injured, including an infant. The Mazda driver fled but was later hospitalized.

A woman was shot following a traffic incident outside Lee’s Chicken in Walnut Park West, with assailants fleeing. She is in stable condition; police seek information.

A 14-year-old boy was critically hurt in a shooting in the Penrose area of St. Louis. A dark vehicle was involved and detectives are seeking information.

St. Louis to experience a shift from sunny skies to thunderstorms with variable temperatures throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Gibson Jimerson scored 33 points with nine 3-pointers, leading Saint Louis Billikens to a 98-67 win over Loyola Chicago, setting a team record of 18 3-pointers in the game.

The St. Louis Blues defeated the Los Angeles Kings 4-1, marking their fourth consecutive win with goals from Parayko, Buchnevich, Holloway, and Bolduc. Binnington made 25 saves.

A teenager was robbed at gunpoint in St. Louis's Tower Grove East; two juveniles, one recognized by the victim, took his phone and jacket. Police are investigating.

The NWS forecast for St. Louis predicts sunny skies with a high of 47°F, increasing to 56°F on Monday with a chance of rain and thunderstorms into midweek.

Four Missouri men admitted to committing bank fraud with checks stolen from mail, leading to total losses of $67,807. Sentences ranged from 12 to 24 months. The scheme involved altering stolen checks and unauthorized transactions.