Multiple men sustained injuries in a stabbing incident in St. Louis after an argument between two men at a party escalated. The suspect fled, and police are investigating.

A fatal two-vehicle collision occurred in Downtown St. Louis, with few details and the victim's identity yet unreleased.

A 62-year-old pedestrian and his dog were killed in a hit-and-run in Florissant while on a morning walk. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

The NWS issued a fire danger warning for eastern and central Missouri and parts of Illinois due to low humidity and dry conditions despite moderate weather forecasts.

Fields Foods faces new lawsuits over unpaid debts and equipment purchase defaults, as the company continues to struggle after closing stores and laying off workers.

An 18-year-old, Damonte Williams, has been charged with murder in Ferguson for fatally shooting a woman, Mazzie Hughes, following an argument in a car regarding thrown food.

A woman in Hamilton Heights was robbed in her home by an acquaintance who displayed a gun when she couldn't pay him for a ride. The suspect fled with her money but did not harm her physically.

A man was robbed at gunpoint by four masked suspects in Lindenwood Park, St. Louis, with no serious injuries reported. Police seek information on the assailants who fled in a red Dodge Durango.

Police in St. Louis County are searching for 2-year-old Aaron Stiles, missing since October 6 and without needed medication. He was last seen with his non-custodial mother.

The National Weather Service forecasts clear, calm weather for St. Louis, MO, with high temperatures in the 70s and 80s and low humidity. Conditions are expected to remain stable with cool evenings.

MoDOT presented plans for a roundabout at Route P and Koch Road at O'Fallon City Hall, discussing the upgrade's need to improve safety and traffic flow.

A rideshare driver was carjacked in the Benton Park area of St. Louis; the stolen vehicle was later recovered, and police are investigating the incident.

Planned Parenthood closes two St. Louis clinics to enhance services and expand telehealth, despite Missouri's legislative pressures, without planned staff layoffs.