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St. Louis Braces for Weather Rollercoaster with Thunderstorms and Air Quality Alerts Ahead

The St. Louis area anticipates varied weather, including possible hazardous storms and an air quality alert for vulnerable groups, with mixed conditions forecasted throughout the week.

Kansas State football continues to pile up commitments for the 2026 recruiting cycle

Kansas State football has gained commitments to its 2026 recruiting class after a productive weekend of official visits to Manhattan.

Q&A with Blues chairman Tom Stillman: State of the team, ‘McDavid deal,’ rising cap and more

The Blues chairman checks in for his offseason chat with The Athletic, with an unexpected guest, and shares his thoughts about the future.

Jennings man gets 20 years for 2022 murder on St. Louis riverfront

ST. LOUIS — A Jennings man was sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a man on the St. Louis riverfront in September 2022.

'Don't panic. Keep talking.' Body cams show St. Louis police rescues after tornado

The police officer body camera footage shows officers arriving minutes after houses collapsed, bricks trapped residents.

St. Louis was a brick ‘epicenter.’ Can it keep its bricks after the tornado?

That appeal of St. Louis brick is raising fears that the tornado could accelerate the long-established trend of St. Louis’ salvaged brick leaving town, often for destinations across the southern U.S., where it can commonly be sliced up and used as cladding.

France, Italy each names 1st 6 players on preliminary Olympics roster

Texier of Blues, former NHLers Bellemare, Auvitu among those selected for French team; no Italians with NHL experience

1st report of St. Louis' deadly and historic tornado released

The report is the first in-depth analysis of the conditions leading up to the deadly tornado, along with its aftermath.

Thousands protest across St. Louis region against Trump cuts, immigration arrests

Several of the protests appeared to be family events, with lawn chairs, flags, dogs and kids. The Missouri National Guard were not reported at the rallies.

Annual Clarksville Picnic set for June 28 | CLARKSVILLE

The annual Clarksville Picnic, hosted by St. Louis Catholic Church, returns on June 28, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the parish grounds at 12500 Clarksville Pike. First held in the late 1800s, the event has grown into a vibrant community celebration featuring carnival games,

Where to watch the St. Louis vs. Galaxy MLS live stream today for free

St. Louis is 14th in the Western Conference, eight points back of the Colorado Rapids for ninth, while the Galaxy are dead last in the league, seven points behind SLC. Time: 4:30 p.m. ET Where: Energizer Park (St. Louis, Mo.)

Legendary Rams QB named among highest-graded players since 2000

"Kurt Warner’s career started before the QB+ era, but it includes some of the best years measured by the metric. In 2000, he led the NFL in completion percentage (67.7%), yards per completion (14.6), and net yards per pass attempt (9.03).

UFL Championship prediction: Michigan Panthers aim for franchise's first UFL championship

The Michigan Panthers hope to defeat the D.C. Defenders this weekend to claim the franchise's first UFL title.

Jackson County, St. Louis County leaders issue statements ahead of Saturday’s planned protests

The leaders of the two largest counties in Missouri issued a joint statement Friday ahead of planned protests on Saturday.

Brewers score vs Cardinals June 13, live game updates, highlights, starting lineups

The Brewers and Cardinals square off in Game 2 of their four-game series at American Family Field on Friday night.

St. Louis Braces for Rainy Week with Threat of Flash Floods, NWS Advises Caution

St. Louis forecast predicts a stormy week with high chances of showers, thunderstorms, and potential flash floods.

Evaluating the Value of Classic Matchboxes

Classic matchboxes have fascinated collectors and enthusiasts for decades.

St. Louis joins nationwide protests against Trump immigration crackdown

St. Louis-area critics of President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown turned out Wednesday afternoon at two demonstrations here, adding their voice to protests spreading around the country. About 200 people gathered on the Tamm Avenue bridge over Highway 40 (Interstate 64) on the southern edge of Forest Park.

Sweden's Mellberg fired as coach of MLS St. Louis City

St. Louis City has fired Swedish manager Olof Mellberg as head coach, the MLS club announced, with second-team coach David Critchley taking over his duties until a replacement is named."The decision to part ways with Olof goes beyond just results,

FEMA evaluates tornado damage in St. Louis for recovery

From devastation to determination. Federal disaster relief teams are in St. Louis, touring tornado-wracked neighborhoods and assessing thee damage left behind, all part of the first steps toward long-term recovery after the May 16 deadly tornadoes.

St. Louis Tax Preparer Sentenced for Crafting $312K in Fraudulent Tax Returns

St. Louis tax preparer sentenced to probation for filing fraudulent tax returns, ordered to pay $230,000 restitution.

Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Avril Lavigne and more top St. Louis’ must-see June concerts

Kendrick Lamar and SZA bring their long-awaited "Grand National" tour to St. Louis in June. Plus the Temptations, Dave Matthews Band, Bob Dylan and more will be stopping by.

One Dead, Another Critically Injured in North St. Louis Shooting and Car Crash, Police Investigate

A shooting and car crash in St. Louis left one man dead and another critically injured; police are investigating with no details on motive or suspects released.

Poll: Can The Cardinals Keep This Up?

The Cardinals have been white hot of late and pushed themselves back into playoff picture. Is this sustainable? Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Canucks free-agent targets: 12 pending RFAs worth tendering an offer sheet

The burgeoning 22-year-old power forward exploded for 29 goals and 58 points across 78 games. He then contributed five goals across 13 playoff games, as the Maple Leafs eliminated the Ottawa Senators and pushed the Florida Panthers to seven games in Round 2.

St. Louis storm declared a tornado. Zoo butterfly dome damaged: Live updates

Red Cross announced the opening of three St. Louis shelters, at Grace United Methodist Church, Friendly Temple Outreach Center and a city recreation center at 12th and Park Avenue.

St. Louis Braces for Isolated Showers and Potential Severe Weather, NWS Advises Caution

St. Louis forecast: scattered showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds with a 20% chance of precipitation and highs possibly reaching 92 degrees.

St. Louis to Conduce Audible Siren Testing as Part of Emergency System Overhaul

St. Louis is conducting siren tests this Thursday at noon as part of an effort to modernize their emergency alert system. Residents are reminded that sirens are meant for outdoor alerts to seek shelter.

Evacuation ordered for Munger Shaw Fire

COTTON — An evacuation order has been issued for residents "south of Comstock Road, west of Upper Bug Lake (Road), East of Lily Lake, and North of Wood Tick," due to spread of the Munger Shaw Fire, St. Louis County Sheriff Gordon Ramsay posted on social media Wednesday afternoon.

Where to watch St Louis City vs. Sporting Kansas City today: MLS time, schedule, FREE live stream

The Timbers beat Sporting Kansas City 4-2 on April 13.

St. Louis Braces for Isolated Showers and Potential Thunderstorms, NWS Advises Vigilance

The NWS forecasts isolated showers and potential thunderstorms in St. Louis, with varied temperatures and warnings for severe weather later in the week.

Three-time All-Star announces retirement from baseball

Veteran infielder Matt Carpenter announced his retirement on Sports Spectrum’s Get In The Game podcast (h/t to Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch) Wednesday. He hangs up his spikes after 14 years in the majors.

Matt Carpenter retires: 14-year veteran 'had quite a thrill being able to don the St. Louis Cardinals logo'

Matt Carpenter, a former Silver Slugger and three-time All-Star, has retired from Major League Baseball. Carpenter made the announcement on Wednesday as a podcast guest of former teammate Scott Linebrink:

Cardinals legend retires after 14-year career

St. Louis Cardinals legend Matt Carpenter has decided to call it a career after 14 seasons in the big leagues and 12 with the franchise.