St. Louis All Local

Radiation-contaminated homes torn down in North County; shooting overnight at Metro East strip club; UMSL looks for new chancellor; data center updates from St. Louis, Festus and St. Charles; three local pups in Puppy Bowl including MVP

Greater St. Louis Inc head talks about challenges for city/downtown, man charged after 5-year old kills self with gun, 2-year old climbs inside claw/prize machine at Vetta, higher gas prices in IL, Purina Pet Parade a howling success, Trump DOJ says Nike discriminates against white workers--suit in STL federal court

City leaders discuss plans for hosting soccer matches for 2028 Olympics, new rules for data centers in the city, update on fatal shooting on Waterman, MODOT head gets earful from legislators, making it easier to transfer school districts, Bob Ramsey goes into Sports Hall of Fame

St. Louis named as one of seven host cities for 2028 Olympic soccer games, Cardinals figure out TV deal but all games still on KMOX, man shot by city police after he shoots woman in front of them, Mount Vernon police nab man trying to carjack at gas station, Imo's does first trendy collaboration

St. Louis County police chase into city results in suspect shot dead, another death at city justice center, massive winery fire outside Hermann, legislative effort to end utility monopolies like Ameren, SLPS could demolish six schools, Cards packing up the trucks to head to spring training

St. Louis wants to know if your street didn't get plowed, city fire department busy past 24 hours, time running out to apply for city tornado funds, Lutheran pastor caught with child porn, DNR team goes down in helicopter crash, "DTF St. Louis" on HBO wasn't filmed here, annual orchid show starts at MoBot

St. Louis County's annual count of the unhoused underway today, endangered person advisory for 16-year old Florissant girl, man wanted for shooting mother/daughter found in Poplar Bluff, city cops could see bigger raise, GOP legislature wants income tax elimination on statewide ballot, real estate outlook for 2026

Water main breaks big and small keep crews busy, massive data center proposal in Pacific brings out hundreds of citizens, worries mount over plan to dump MO state income tax, nationwide blood shortage hits St. Louis, medical group speaks out about children's vaccine schedule, BWorks gets new headquarters

St. Louis city offered free rock salt to gets sidewalks treated and quickly ran out, murder investigation in Soulard, Alton Steel to close, scientists say people need protection from data center boom, how to boost your immune system, new use for old Bridgeton K-Mart

Accuweather update on extreme cold, check in with city roads and with IDOT, semi hits first responders on I-44 near Washington MO, government offices closed or opening late, trading card scams are back

Gov. Kehoe issues disaster declaration ahead of winter storm, Mayor Spencer talks city snow strategy, more beds in warming shelters, Missouri regulators decline NCAA push to ban college player prop bets, Missouri ranks low for health, corn farmers unhappy with Congress

St. Louis region will see below zero wind chills and snow, city prepares for winter storm, airlines issue travel advisory, arrest is Central West End murder, Republican wants drivers who hit protesters protected, Supreme Court to look at MO Round-Up case, Caleres earnings warning

Huge crowd in Union for hearing on data center near Shaw Nature Reserve, Warrenton approves data center along I-70, body found in alley in Central West End, former alderman in federal court today, homeless man arrested on arson charges, Hacienda Mexican Restaurant's last day is Sunday

A 3.5 magnitude earthquake overnight in central IL felt in St. Louis region, US Steel CEO comments on Granite City, racial strife just as bad now as pre-Civil Rights says historian, Paul McKee responds to city agency letter, Joe Buck's sarcastic post showing empty Lambert terminal sparks debate, Grafton Ferry update

Armory would be office space and Famous-Barr warehouse data center under new plan, how to use specified tax money for dead train idea, Metrolink to go from airport to airport, city sends letter to Paul McKee's lender, Belleville murder-suicide, more IL charging stations

Riverview mayor Mike Cornell Jr. facing multiple charges including sex assault and child porn, former SLU player indicted in gambling scheme, Missouri AG sued pharmacy benefit managers, area health director says CDC changes not based on science, Stan Kroenke nation's largest land owner

Could see snow tonight in region, St. Louis County officials say flu activity is very high, no action on St. Charles plan to overhaul tourism department, crime drops in downtown St. Louis, police looking for missing Affton teen, IL extends hours to help people get Real ID, Walmart drones could be in St. Louis

City school district now has provisional status, SLPS tells parents it won't affect their kids, Gov. Kehoe says income tax is why Missouri is lagging behind/wants to slash millions in spending, Walmart drones could be coming to St. Louis, search is on to replace Lambert director

New SLMPD report shows crime overall and murder rate down, overnight Cahokia fire under investigation, trial underway for man charged with Applebee's shooting spree, interstate shootings in Illinois, talk of Six Flags St. Louis sale, monkeys and goat still on the run, more GameStop closures

At least 6 businesses in Grand Center have windows smashed, murder investigation in Dutchtown, state auditor says numbers better add up if eliminating income tax, another attempt to allow pregnant women to get divorced, Gov. Pritzker says ICE at fault for violence, local execs head Fed board

St. Louis Police Chief Tracy says secondary job at UMSL won't interfere, ICE protest in The Grove in pouring rain, Cong. Bell says Trump Admin. believes its above the law, more changes for Cardinals TV broadcasts, historic Anheuser-Busch sign coming home

Demolition of the long-vacant Millennium Hotel progresses, endangered silver alert in North Co., St. Charles citizens speak out about tourism changes, Missouri secretary of state rejects one-third of petition signatures on gerrymandering, Attorney General warns of drugs sold at convenience stores

Skating's Olympic Team USA on ice at Enterprise Center, County Council grills Co. Exec. about plans for Rams money, AI giving bad info about RECA money/applications, Cedar Hill sword attack, biggest influenza surge in years

Rally tonight to protest restructuring St. Charles tourism department, big crowd forces postponement of data centers meeting, STL police chief gets second job after pay cut, local doctors react to Trump Admin. vaccination cuts, north city schools finally reopen after tornado

Mayor and Board of Alderman at odds over interim sheriff appointment, Attorney General trying to block both, Republicans in city want their own sheriff candidate, Jennings HS still closed due to busted water pipe, two Delmar businesses close due to tornado damage, KSDK move out of downtown official