stLouISTBoth sides of I-44 to shut down at Big Bend Road overnight Friday
Concrete work on the new Big Bend Road bridge under construction at Interstate 44 will require the highway to shut down overnight Friday.
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Expect MetroLink delays for at least two weeks because of flood damage
Missouri MetroLink riders are encouraged to seek alternative transportation options "until further notice," says Metro Transit.
How much rain fell in St. Louis, and who got hit worst? These charts tell the story.
These charts show the record rainfall in the St. Louis region and what areas saw the heaviest downpour.
10 rescue puppies in St. Peters die in flooding; St. Louis Zoo building roof collapses
Adult dogs survived the flooding, the organization said, but puppies did not. A roof collapsed at the St. Louis Zoo, but no animals were injured.
St. Louis County auditor gave herself an unauthorized raise, councilman alleges
The auditor entered a new salary for the proposed budget last week into the county’s payroll database system, Councilman Ernie Trakas alleged in a letter Monday.
Frantic rush and an ax help save 42 dogs from flooding at Brentwood dog care facility
Forty-two dogs needed help. They needed a dramatic rescue.
‘Devastation’ in St. Charles County: Dozens of people rescued from flooding
Record rainfall in the St. Louis region early Tuesday shut down Interstate 70 near Mid River Mall Drive and stranded some motorists in high water.
St. Louis to extend downtown electric scooter ban through early 2023
St. Louis' downtown ban on electric scooters will extend through at least the first part of 2023.
O'Fallon, Mo., man gets life without parole for fatally stabbing pregnant woman
Damion Delgado pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and other charges for fatally stabbing Amethyst "Ame" Killian in 2020. She was pregnant.
St. Louis County warns of more flash flooding from overnight rain
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page warned of additional flooding Tuesday night.
Republican attorneys general sue US agency over LGBTQ school guidance
The challenge claims that the federal government is attempting to force states and schools to follow antidiscrimination requirements that “misconstrue the law.”
2 women die in crash after driver runs red light in south St. Louis County
The women were identified Tuesday as Lisa Driskell, 58, and Reba Maxey, 79.
Jury sides with Missouri prison worker in latest discrimination case
The Missouri Department of Corrections has paid out millions of dollars in lawsuits filed by employees.
Rural areas mop up after intense storm socks St. Louis region
Floodwater draining faster than typical floods because Missouri and Mississippi rivers aren’t backed up.
One person dies in St. Louis after vehicle submerges in water
One person died Tuesday morning as torrential rains caused flash flooding and road closures in the St. Louis region.
River Des Peres runs high, Grand Basin overflows: Metro flooding on social media
Heavy rainfall has flooded parts of the St. Louis area, including some local landmarks, institutions and venues.
Eric Schmitt surges, Eric Greitens falls in polls ahead of Missouri Republican Senate race
Three recent polls, all conducted within the past week, show Schmitt in the lead and Greitens in third, behind Rep. Vicky Hartzler.
UPDATES: Record rain in St. Louis area brings flooding, highway closures, one death
St. Louis recorded 8.81 inches of rainfall from midnight Monday to about 9 a.m. Tuesday. The old record was 6.85 inches on Aug. 20, 1915.
Man shot and killed in Soulard neighborhood
Justin Spencer, 33, was killed just after 11:30 p.m. in the 1300 block of Shenandoah Avenue.
Mayor Tishaura Jones slow to appoint members to St. Louis school board
“We’re designed to be a seven-member board, and we’ve had five members since April,” said SLPS board president Matt Davis.