A 22-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint in her car on the 1400 block of Teresa in The Gate District, with the armed suspect fleeing after taking her money.

A 5-year-old boy was injured by flying glass when his home in Carr Square, St. Louis was shot into. Police are investigating and seeking tips through CrimeStoppers.

Tony's, a historic St. Louis restaurant since 1946, will close on February 15, 2025, as announced by the management expressing gratitude to the community.

Dielmann Recreation Complex closed on Jan 6, 2025, due to unsafe road conditions, with plans to reopen the next day.

Schnucks and Dierbergs grocery stores in St. Louis close early due to a winter storm, with plans to reopen the following morning. The storm is expected to continue with severe cold.

MASBDA has committed $3.4 million for enhancing Missouri's biofuel infrastructure, impacting fuel pumps and storage systems to boost ethanol and biodiesel use.

Missouri's State Budget Director reported a 19.0% increase in December 2024 general revenue and a 0.1% rise in year-to-date revenue, highlighting varied tax collection trends.

Starbucks employees strike during the holidays for higher wages and better work conditions, impacting over 300 locations nationwide, with conflicting reports on store closures.

The Missouri Botanical Garden received a $14.4 million donation for a project to digitize its herbarium, potentially revolutionizing plant species identification and aiding global conservation.

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Mercy have signed a new multi-year contract, ensuring that Mercy remains an in-network provider for Anthem members in Missouri.

A man was robbed at gunpoint in his car on N. 14th Street in Hyde Park, St. Louis, and SLMPD is investigating the incident, seeking public assistance for leads.

A dispute over locksmith services in Mt. Pleasant led to a shooting, injuring two men. Police responded to gunfire around 9:45 a.m. The argument escalated when both parties drew weapons, with one suspect now in custody.

The St. Louis Blues and Verizon have partnered to eliminate $1 million of veteran debt in St. Louis, with a goal of $3 million across three cities during the holiday season.