Governor Kehoe cuts from budget millions for local projects, city election today to fill Mayor Spencer’s old seat, SLPS loses lawsuit over COVID mandate, county animal shelter passes state inspection after three fails, International Institute names permanent CEO, Meijers makes progress in metro east, July stars to look to look for in sky

Post-PrideFest in The Grove marred by armed women shooting at each other, house explosion in Metro East injures several, budget deadline today for Missouri governor, federal money for more truck parking, KMOX GOP analyst talks future of birthright citizenship, Ameren could help fund energy efficiency in your home

Kansas City Chiefs ask Kansas to extend deadline to consider their incentive deal, bill to redevelop Millennium Hotel site proposed, Missouri Athletic Club expanding to Clayton, police chief speaks out on commissioner business deals, PrideFest 45 kicks off Saturday, medication and heat may not mix

Walgreens pharmacies in city/county close without warning leaving people without medication or answers, KMOX investigates; one member of Police Commission board does millions of dollars of business with department; local animal shelter has no A/C, looking for foster families; BJC head to retire

AG Bailey threatens to remove city sheriff from office if he doesn’t resign, Gov. Pritzker to run for third term, McArthur’s Bakery to close Lemay storefront, radiation relief in federal budget bill, Missouri out of mental health beds, high cholesterol linked to age-related macular degeneration

Large elk that escaped from Grant’s Farm euthanized, state board to oversee city police department named, local group says new board is like using rotten apples to make cobbler, security expert on Iranian attacks on Missouri, Nordstrom at Galleria closing, St. Luke’s Des Peres closing, CityArchRiver investment paying off says study

Whiteman Air Force stealth bombers back from Iran, Congresswoman Budzinski says Trump’s back room deal leaves Granite City in lurch, Lambert Airport expansion underway, man electrocuted breaking into electric box, city settles with Jenae Edmonson, expect plenty of mosquitoes

Whiteman Air Force base awaiting word from White House about bombing Iran, Gov. Kehoe wraps up trade mission to France, Mayor Spencer talks lawsuit against state over police department takeover, another cyclist killed, Wildwood debates closed streets, World Refugee Day has different feel this year

No guarantees for Granite City Steel’s future, three plants in Union to close, citizen takes on suburban panhandlers, boil order for parts of south city, disaster scam warning, deadline looms for senior tax freeze, pay-what-you-wish STL Symphony concert for tornado relief

Rams settlement money for tornado relief won’t duplicate FEMA funds, governor to sign tornado relief/stadium funding bill, Ameren Illinois hosts virtual meeting on reliability, questions swirl around county animal shelter, no arrests of issues reported at St Louis area NO KINGS marches/protests, Session Taco reopens after CWE fire