The southern St. Louis region is at a Level 2 risk of severe storms Wednesday afternoon and early evening, with the potential for damaging winds, quarter-sized hail, and a brief tornado, while heavy rain may cause flash flooding in low areas.
UPDATE: The woman has returned home safely, according to police. ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The St. Louis County Police Department has issued an Endangered Person Advisory for a missing woman. According to police, she had not had any contact with her family in over 24 hours. She was reported missing around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. [...]
Officials with the Quad Cities DAV (Disabled American Veterans) - Chapter 53 revealed this week that they will be leaving their 5,000 square foot building at the end of the month.
The Missouri Department of Corrections is releasing few details about a series of recent deaths at the Potosi Correctional Center as it awaits official autopsy results, but families say the trend is alarming.
St. Louis residents are demanding immediate safety improvements on Gravois Road, citing 22 fatalities and nearly 1,000 injuries on the corridor over the last four years. Neighbors met Tuesday to call for changes ahead of a major resurfacing project scheduled for 2029.
The Saint Louis County Police Department has issued an endangered person advisory for a 14-year-old girl who was last seen Monday evening in north St. Louis County.
St. Louis County prosecutors have charged a local man with a disturbing crime.
33-year-old Esmin Pasic of St. Louis is charged with two felony counts related to child sex crimes after several alleged incidents Sunday at a local Walmart.
Blue Morpho butterflies return to the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly house to kick off the spring break season. Celebrating the final days of winter, more than 1,500 blue morpho butterflies have been added to the Tropical Conservatory.
In a city that has a strong burger culture and a big arch of its own, McDonald's is offering the Big Arch Burger for a limited time.
Starting March 3, the fast-food giant is releasing the burger across the country, including about 100 locations in the St. Louis region.
Sitting second-to-last in the NHL standings and on pace for their worst finish in nearly two decades (73 points), the St. Louis Blues are widely expected to explore the seller's market ahead of Friday's NHL trade deadline, possibly poised to make some major moves.
The region is now in a stretch of ongoing rain that is expected to last into this weekend. As there has been a consistent long-term drought, there's hope that this precipitation will help out the lingering dry conditions.
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