Someone with measles rode Amtrak from Sedalia to Chicago, city/county perspective on what cops want--higher salary or better benefits, senior pastor at city Baptist church raped 12-year old, Co. Exec. Page tells council to raise property taxes, county elections officials mull over options with Congressional map battle

US Supreme Court declines to take up Missouri congressional map case, MO Supreme Court orders Sec. of State Hoskins to appear for violating their orders, county election officials unclear on which Congressional map to follow, postal worker facing charges for dumping mail, data center meeting tonight in Ferguson, Straub's to close CWE location

Congressman Wesley Bell says real concerns about USPS delivering election ballots, St. Louis County PD talks Flock camera security, police want help finding suspects in Saturday's street takeover in Bevo, Ferguson police chief looking into rude FB comments by department, gas prices skyrocketing

Paramedics allegedly held at gunpoint in Shaw, street takeover in Bevo with car set on fire, officer injured in crash on Jefferson, 14-year old shot in parental skirmish in Midtown, murder-suicide in Farmington, Peter & Paul looking to expand and allow pets of homeless, local superintendents speak out about state's new grading system, Schnucks class-action settlement

Missouri's high court says redistricting question goes to voters in November, court says Sec. of State Hoskins created the chaos, AG vows to appeal, Trump calls it a dark day for justice, gymnastics coach pleads guilty to abuse of two 13-year olds, Lemp Mansion for sale

Before her death Missouri Republicans cut two-thirds of funding for Dolly's book program, Missouri Supreme Court looking at 3 cases that could impact November elections, Gov. Kehoe on data centers, more problems with Flock cameras, cyclospora cases winding down, funeral for Dellwood mayor today

Festus leaders don't have to put recall effort on ballot, public wake for Dellwood Mayor Reggie Jones today, author of city data center regulations says it doesn't protect everyone, two house fires in Cahokia Heights, police rescue child in standoff in north city, Twilight Thursday postponed due to heat

Officer involved shooting near Weidman/Manchester this morning, car chase from Caseyville to downtown ends in flames, 30 churches burglarized/vandalized since July, Shrewsbury assessing aging aquatic center, Lionel Richie hospitalized after Muny performance

Shooting in Cahokia Heights, funeral for Belleville Police Chief, after pledging pay cut hospital execs got raises while furloughing workers during COVID, outdoor recreation is big money in Missouri, complaints about Mid-America Adventure season passes, world's largest animated animal neon sign turns on tonight

State auditor critical of St. Louis Public School's leadership, superintendent and board president addressing issues, city aldermen today deal with data center regulations, Sen. Hawley wants answers about Flock cameras, more free NARCAN boxes, resolution on troubled downtown boarding house, Festival of Nations weekend