SUMMARY: Stacker compiled a list of the 30 most expensive homes for sale in St. Louis, based on listings from realtor.com. Prices range from \$2.65 million to \$5.2 million, with the priciest home located at 466 S Price Rd in Ladue. Properties span neighborhoods such as Town and Country, Huntleigh, Richmond Heights, and more, with square footage ranging from around 3,000 to over 13,000. Price per square foot varies widely, with the highest being \$1,633. Many listings have seen recent price reductions and have been on the market from just a few days to several years.

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SUMMARY: One man was killed and two others injured in a triple shooting near 9th and O’Fallon, just north of downtown St. Louis, around 3 a.m. Police found the victims inside a car near 7th and Cole. One man died at the scene, another male is in critical condition, and a female victim is stable. No suspects have been identified. Earlier, around 1:20 a.m., another man was killed in the 1500 block of Washington after being hit by a car. Shots were fired at that scene as well, but it’s unclear if the victim was also shot. Both investigations are ongoing.

A violent Father’s Day morning in St. Louis has left one person dead and two others injured in a triple shooting just north of downtown.

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SUMMARY: Mass protests erupted nationwide against President Donald Trump, with millions participating in hundreds of “No Kings” events advocating democracy, immigrant rights, and anti-authoritarian messages. Demonstrations were largely peaceful but included isolated confrontations. Police in Los Angeles and Portland used tear gas to disperse crowds near federal immigration facilities, while Salt Lake City investigated a shooting during a march. Rallies drew tens of thousands in cities like Seattle, New York, and Philadelphia, featuring patriotic symbols and anti-Trump slogans. National Guard troops were present in several locations. Protests followed recent federal immigration raids and national political tensions, emphasizing unity across diverse communities resisting authoritarianism.

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