Weather
Hourly Weather Report for St. Louis, Missouri
As of 7:14 PM UTC on February 11, 2026
Missouri Residents Urged to Check Roofs for Winter Damage
Experts warn that unaddressed issues could lead to leaks and structural problems as spring storms approach
Powerful 1959 St. Louis Tornado Remembered
The devastating F-4 twister struck the city with little warning 67 years ago.
Lifestyle
Washington University Acquires Reynold Brown Collection
Dowd Illustration Research Archive adds trove of works by renowned commercial artist
St. Louis Gears Up for Mardi Gras Celebrations
Final preparations underway for the city's annual Mardi Gras festivities this weekend.
Soulard Readies for Mardi Gras Celebration
Annual festivities expected to provide major economic boost to St. Louis community.
Crime
Former Team USA Figure Skater Killed in Starbucks Drive-Thru Robbery
Suspect with lengthy criminal record charged with murder of 28-year-old coach Gabrielle "Sam" Linehan
Former Figure Skater Gabrielle 'Sam' Linehan Killed in Starbucks Drive-Thru Shooting
Suspect Keith Lamon Brown, with a lengthy criminal history, has been charged with the murder.
Former Team USA Skater Gunned Down in Starbucks Drive-Thru
Gabrielle 'Sam' Linehan, 28, was allegedly killed by a suspect with a long criminal history in Missouri
Business
Missouri Lawmakers Aim to Curb 'Predatory' ADA Lawsuits Against Small Businesses
Proposed legislation seeks to protect local companies from website accessibility lawsuits.
A & S Hardscape Expands Snow Operations Team
The company is preparing for large-scale commercial snow management projects starting in 2026.
Municipal Carbon Field Guide Launched by LandConnect
New Revenue Streams for Cities Managing Vacant Land
Health
Heart Health Experts Highlight Oral-Systemic Link
American Heart Association executive emphasizes importance of good oral hygiene for heart disease prevention.
Mike Kelly, Voice of Missouri Sports, Joins SHARx Brand Ambassador Team
Kelly is the latest high-profile sports figure to advocate for SHARx's mission to make prescription drugs more affordable.
Colorado Health System Pays $1.2M to Fired Unionizing Doctors
Peak Vista Community Health Centers settles federal labor complaint after firing 4 physicians and a nurse practitioner for union activity.
