St. Louis commemorates the second anniversary of a school shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School with a vigil, school day off, and advocacy for gun safety reforms.

The NWS forecasts a chance of showers and thunderstorms in St. Louis, followed by clear skies and mild temperatures. The weekend should be sunny, with potential storms mid-next week.

A man was shot in St. Louis during an attempted car theft, leading to a police investigation. The incident involved a struggle and the suspects fled in a Hyundai Elantra. The victim is stable but has not given a statement.

A 21-year-old woman, Kiya Holt-Biggs, was found dead in Granite City. St. Louis Police have charged a suspect with her murder, sparking discussions on violence.

St. Louis is set to begin construction of a new $45 million 911 dispatch center aiming to improve emergency response times by housing police, fire, and EMS dispatchers in one location.

A man is in critical condition after a shooting in St. Louis's Baden neighborhood. With limited information and no suspects, police are seeking public help.

Former St. Louis attorney Kimberly Gardner admitted to misusing over $5,000 in public funds and agreed to an 18-month diversion program. She will also repay the funds.

St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green has called for a "do-over" of the North St. Louis Commercial Corridor Grant Program, citing a flawed vetting process and potential mismanagement of funds by the SLDC.

Keita Miller, a terminally ill woman, fulfilled her dream of meeting Jelly Roll before his concert in St. Louis, facilitated by the James Bess Foundation.

The NWS issued a forecast for St. Louis with sunny days and possible showers and thunderstorms. Fire danger is elevated and a few storms might produce large hail.

Billy's on Broadway in downtown St. Louis is closing on October 25 due to industry challenges. The restaurant opened in June 2023 but struggled like other area businesses.

A man was found dead with gunshot wounds in a burning car in Cahokia Heights, prompting a Major Case Squad investigation. No suspects or motives have been identified.

Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner entered a pretrial diversion program after admitting to misusing public funds for personal use, including paying a Missouri Supreme Court fine.