St. Louis All Local: City Sheriff's Dept. steps up when cops pull plug on city pool patrols, Manchester Rd. gets thumbs-down

St. Louis All Local: St. Charles rep with bill on data center transparency, lawmakers want special session

Lawmakers want governor to call special session on data centers, bill calls for transparency on data center negotiations, St. Louis county council doesn't fund jail's health worker who could be laid off soon, Crystal City woman charged with driving school bus drunk, Doe Run settles suit over poisoning Peruvian kids, planetarium to reopen

St. Louis All Local: St. Charles bar owners sue AG over gambling machines, firefighter's defecation prompts investigation

Some aldermen considered not passing city budget in protest of police board, budget removes $1M from police budget to pay firefighter raises, city firefighter on leave after defecating in box at airport, man sentenced for shooting 12-year old, St. Charles bar sues attorney general over illegal gaming machines, police warning about fireworks

St. Louis All Local: Missouri abortion restrictions violate 2024 constitutional amendment, AG to appeal

Missouri will continue efforts to restrict abortion despite court ruling, St. Louis County to ask voters again to approve new tax, Gravois is St. Louis' most dangerous road, gas prices down from last week, tornadoes rip through parts of Illinois, iconic pub/burger joint sold

St. Louis All Local: Police track down at least 3 "teen takeovers" planned for this weekend

Rams settlement bill sent to mayor, clock ticking on $18M in pandemic relief funds for city, city takes money from police to pay fire department raises, police say two teens planning teen takeovers in city this weekend not city residents, precautions to prevent teen takeover during PRIDE celebrations

St. Louis All Local: Police board votes for double digit raises, leaves city to figure out how to pay for it

Twelve-foot sewer main shut down by massive downtown sinkhole, police board approves double-digit raises that city says it can't afford, proponents of ending state income tax hold open house, battle in Chesterfield over letting a business stay open longer, 7-billion-dollar Roundup settlement headed back to St. Louis, another Schnuck is new CFO