Man recounts being in church that collapsed during tornado, north city man charged with killing father and setting house on fire, Arnold middle school teacher charged with sex abuse against student, Cong. Wagner wants FBI to investigate local USPS problems, St. Louis population decline worsens, marijuana company hit with anti-trust lawsuit

Judge removes county prosecutor from Sam Page case and puts Atty. Gen. on it, tax incentive bill that could help downtown moves forward, Trump's Iran war impacting local produce prices, 3-year old kills self with dad's gun, update on Blues' TV future, Lewis & Clark Tower reopens today

Missouri's high court sweeps aside challenges to approve GOP gerrymandering, county council says it has proof county executive worked outside job, Mayor Spencer says state police board intends to squeeze city dry, Missouri AG's office gaming raid, United Way tornado recovery efforts

Some Creve Coeur residents against apartments and "transients," state board overseeing police asks court how much of city's general revenue it's entitled to, city outlines new framework for data centers, county talk on data centers is today, Millennium Hotel tower coming down, more north city homes slated for demolition

Clubhouse at French Quarter Apartments to be torn down due to radiation, Belleville apartment fire injures five, searching for man in Spanish Lake Park, meeting tonight on data center rules for city, accused rapist who found victims on Instagram in court today, when county pools open

Citizen lawsuit says state-controlled police board violates will of voters, Attorney General claims Mayor is defunding police, man found guilty of raping woman abducted from Collinsville drive-thru, Boeing heads up today's tire clean up in Kinloch, Teamsters strike against liquor distributor

Give STL Day a chance for hundreds of local non-profits to raise money, lawsuit over state control of St. Louis police goes to trial, St. Louis Police fast-track hiring, city booting cars with outstanding parking tickets, St. Louis Co. residents complain about trash pickup, Lambert to raise parking fees, City Foundry traffic up

St. Louis Co. Exec. Sam Page thinks combining police, 911, libraries and more could help city/county; state-run police board submits budget to city without going before committee; St. Charles considers data center ban; state transportation bill passes Missouri House; YWCA wins big award

City fire chief explains why emergency sirens went off during storm Monday, some questioning sirens in St. Clair County, Ferguson city council says no to data center tax breaks, St. Charles revisiting data center ban, Missouri lawmakers must get budget to governor by Friday, bus rapid transit meetings tonight, Schnucks closing small store concepts

Argument between two workers leads to stabbing death overnight at Busch, woman charged with hitting Jeff City cop with car, gas prices almost doubled, gas analyst says could take a year or more for prices to fall again, Ferguson data center on agenda tonight, area banks work to get "unbanked" into safe account