A MoneyLion analysis, reported by KSDK on May 13, 2026, ranks St. Louis the country's most affordable major housing market — but local wages and neighborhood gaps complicate the picture.

A Maplewood microbrewery is planning a Frenchtown tasting room and an outdoor food‑truck pavilion, city officials said. The idea ties into the city's Frenchtown redevelopment plan.

An early‑morning water main break on Kirkwood Road left customers with low pressure and cloudy taps Wednesday; crews say repairs could stretch into the afternoon.

A Lake St. Louis accountant was federally indicted on allegations she siphoned roughly $1.2 million from her St. Louis County employer over nearly seven years.

A Forward Through Ferguson‑backed pilot would reroute some low‑risk 911 calls to civilian responders after a review of regional data. Organizers say it’s about restoring trust.

Clear, breezy start with highs near 76°F. Warm, humid air returns this weekend with scattered storm chances.

Two men were critically injured in a late-night shooting on Keokuk Street near Nebraska Avenue in south St. Louis; police are investigating and have released few details.

A pedestrian was struck and killed Tuesday night in the 7300 block of Manchester Road in Maplewood. Police say the driver remained at the scene while investigators worked.

Karla Eslinger, Missouri’s commissioner of education, will resign after roughly two years amid major oversight decisions and a statewide teacher‑recruitment push.

An Overland babysitter and her partner were arrested after police say a 1-year-old was bound, gagged and beaten; the child is hospitalized with a brain bleed.

A duct‑tape argument in the West End escalated to assault and gunfire; a 27‑year‑old has been charged after investigators say she pistol‑whipped a man, stole his lawnmower and fired a shot.

A design‑build firm expanded to occupy the entire Clayton Executive Center I in Richmond Heights, converting roughly 95,000 sq ft of available office space into full occupancy.

The Urban League will distribute $500,000 in food and toiletries during a May 15–17 Weekend of Service and send volunteers door-to-door to families still rebuilding after last year's tornado.