Campaign mailer on Prop B prompts investigation of STL County Executive’s office, Mayor Spencer addresses transparency complaints, St. Charles county executive race heating up, Ameren bill increases shock some, Hot Tamales and public transit

Boeing workers poised to strike after rejecting contract offer, Cong. Onder in favor of redistricting to take another GOP seat, flooding over the weekend in Elsberry area, West Nile Virus-positive bird found in St. Louis County, grape growers worried about spotted lanternfly, Benton Park’s lake is draining due to sinkholes so anglers are encouraged to get the fish, Bissinger’s expanded HQ and retail stores

Mayor Cara Spencer reflects on first 100 days, family of man who died in city jail will sue, Chimp Crazy’s Tonia Haddix found with another chimp and has bond revoked, St. Louis man guilty of pointing laser at helicopter, Missouri Republicans may not heed Trump’s call to redistrict

Board members sound off about plan to close half of city schools, Missouri AG goes after Planned Parenthood again, former McKee property back in city hands after lawsuit, St. Peters resident complain about cell tower in subdivision, St. Peters woman pleads guilty to torching a bar in Puerto Rico, official count of trees destroyed/damaged in Forest Park by tornado

Counties may have to refund marijuana taxes paid after Supreme Court ruling, trial begins for oversight board member arrested trying to get into city jail, the Wall That Heals at Jefferson Barracks, Boeing’s final offer hopes to ward off strike, Cong. Bost gets earful at virtual town hall

Recommendation to close three dozen city schools, family wants answers about inmate death in city jail, state auditor looking into Pine Lawn, St. Louis county upgrades warning sirens, county using mapping technology, mental health merger, more Rivian-related jobs in Illinois

Five people shooting at each other in south city, new police commission decides on body cams contract, plan for safer city streets, Pine Lawn being audited while mayor says no wrong-doing, Missouri’s Billy Long sworn in as IRS head, more on Trump’s medical condition, city suspends minority contract program because Trump

Harvard study on baby teeth shows danger of Coldwater Creek radiation, free event today to help businesses recover from tornado, first meeting today of new board of police commissioners, two new lawsuits over state takeover of police, St. Charles wants more cops patrolling for impaired drivers, Good Trouble protests of Trump today

Senator Eric Schmitt wants more penalties against those who assault ICE officers, Sen. Hawley with bill to help rural hospitals & Medicaid, local Coast Guard commanding officer lost confidence, residents wary of plan for data center in St. Charles, analyzing Sunday’s huge lines at Lambert, Union Station goes to the dogs

Deal struck on where to send kids with damaged schools, man taking sick dogs to crematorium charged with felonies, first Narcan vending machine installed in St. Louis county, no tax on tips for limited time, lines at Lambert on record-setting day, bread recall, removing harmful dyes from ice cream