Missouri lawmakers in June passed legislation that granted $100 million to St. Louis in response to the May tornado.

The St. Louis Health Department is investigating whether someone violated the city’s wild animal ordinance after several monkeys were spotted loose in the city.

The workers and union are challenging multiple ballots that they allege are from workers at the St. Louis coffee shop who should not have been eligible to vote.

A St. Louis judge ruled the Board of Aldermen can’t sue in the sheriff replacement case.

The lawsuit argues that the city charter requires a public vote on the sale of a .71-acre plot of land known as Interco Plaza.

The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education said in a statement on Friday that the federal government had notified state officials that the funds would be paused until “detailed justification” was provided for pending child care payments.

The pay from Chief Robert Tracy’s consulting role at UMSL is designed to replace a previous salary boost provided by the St. Louis Police Foundation.

A pump to drain the massive sinkhole that formed after a limestone mine collapsed in June 2024 has been running since Monday.

Gov. Mike Kehoe announced Thursday that the National Telecommunications and Information Administration has approved Missouri’s plan to bring high-speed internet to more than 200,000 locations in the state.

The contract, covering 140,000 St. Louis-area patients, had been set to expire at midnight Wednesday.