Missouri AG Andrew Bailey condemns Planned Parenthood's countersuit claiming a constitutional right to transport minors for abortions, citing video evidence of the organization bypassing state law.

A jury awarded $48.1 million to a family in a malpractice case against Mercy Hospital and Dr. Daniel McNeive due to irreversible brain damage to a newborn.

Polar bear twins Kallu and Kallik debut at Saint Louis Zoo, attracting visitors to their 40,000-square-foot habitat, with the zoo emphasizing conservation efforts.

The Opera Theatre of St. Louis plans to buy the Caleres Headquarters in Clayton, aiming to create a new performing arts center on the site they are under contract to acquire, pending a due diligence process.

SLATE is hosting a hiring fair on March 26 in St. Louis to support the healthcare and bioscience workforce, offering job seekers opportunities within these sectors.

Ferguson Police implement a new crime-fighting plan focusing on proactive strategies, community engagement, and cutting-edge technology like drones, along with increased transparency and accountability.

University City's public document portal is down, causing frustration among residents. The city is working to restore access and has not provided a clear timeline for the fix.

Shrewsbury police report multiple thefts, car break-ins, and a teen gathering at a trampoline park, with various arrests made and cases to be heard in court.

Wentzville residents face postal delays; city suggests eBilling for prompt utility bill delivery and offers easy sign-up with no late fees for current bills.

St. Louis initiates demolition of 'Workhouse' jail, with Mayor Jones highlighting the end of its use as a detention center and emphasizing the need for no future detentions there, as the city addresses past injustices.

St. Louis launched OneStopGov, an online portal for streamlined municipal services, offering 24/7 permit access and user-friendly features, backed by funding from the American Rescue Plan Act.

St. Louis has allocated over $16 million for its third year of neighborhood revitalization, focusing on affordable housing and public space improvements through the Neighborhood Transformation Grants program.

St. Peters residents were given an all-clear on tap water safety following a water main break, eliminating the need for a voluntary boil advisory and suggesting flushing lines if discoloration occurs.