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.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson has pardoned seven individuals and denied 25 clemency applications, addressing a backlog inherited at the start of his term.

Four Missouri higher education institutions advance in a national NSF competition to promote regional tech innovation.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit that aimed to stop early voting in St. Charles County over poll watcher exclusion concerns, allowing voting to continue as planned.

HarbisonWalker International is investing $13.9 million into Fulton for expansion, creating 11 jobs with the addition of a modern refractories manufacturing facility.

A free panel titled 'Renting in St. Louis' will provide legal guidance on landlord-tenant issues on November 7 at the Central Library, with legal experts including Judges and lawyers.

St. Louis integrates financial strategies into its emergency response plan, with the CFE Fund's help and a $150,000 grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies.

St. Louis announces trash collection schedule changes for Veterans Day; solid waste collection shifts for Monday and Tuesday routes with regular recycling days unaffected. Yard waste collection to resume the following week.

St. Louis has begun work on a new $45 million 911 Dispatch Center to improve emergency responses. The project, funded by state and federal money, will centralize dispatch services and is expected to increase call response efficiency.