MoDOT is hosting an open house in St. Louis to discuss potential improvements to the I-64 corridor and gather community feedback as part of the Future64 study.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen held their final meeting on Rams settlement funds, discussing a proposal to invest in early childhood education and other community improvements.

St. Louis adjusts its trash schedule for Thanksgiving; normal Monday collection continues, Thursday recycling moves to Wednesday, and yard waste collection for Wednesday is canceled.

Five individuals graduated from the St. Louis Police Partnership Program, aimed at helping those on probation or parole, including former gang members, find employment and improve community-police relations.

Parkway School District halts the construction of a new early childhood center amid concerns about traffic and loss of green space.

Former Florissant police officer Julian Alcala was indicted for illegally searching women's phones for nude photos and for destroying evidence during a federal investigation.

St. Louis County is set to pause volunteer work at its animal shelter amid a transition of control, worrying volunteers about potential impacts on animal welfare.

St. Louis County's online system for its popular "Senior Tax Freeze Program" went down due to high demand, pausing applications until improvements are made.

Missouri's Chief Justice Mary R. Russell visited St. Louis Circuit Court, marking her 34th stop out of Missouri's 46 circuits, to thank court staff for their unseen work.

SLMPD launched a program, providing 28 take-home cars to officers with at least 5 years of service, prioritizing those in patrol and residing in St. Louis.

Missouri Governor-Elect Kehoe proposes state control of the St. Louis Police Department, but Mayor Jones opposes it, citing reductions in crime under local governance.

Missouri voters approved Amendment 3, overturning the state's strict abortion ban according to AP projections, marking a significant shift in reproductive rights in the traditionally conservative state.

Missouri's Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft files a lawsuit against the DOJ to stop the monitoring of polling places in St. Louis, claiming federal overreach.