Saint Charles Police Department hosts "Coffee with a Cop" for community engagement on March 3 at local McDonald’s, promoting open dialogue with residents.

Two Chesterfield police officers, Melvin Campbell and Michael Clymer, receive accolades and award nominations for their positive roles at Crestview Middle School.

St. Charles County, Missouri, launched a text service to remind citizens of important dates like election and tax deadlines, by simply texting #RemindMe to a designated number.

A 58-year-old man is charged with the murder of Gabrielle Linehan, 28, after a St. Louis shooting. He faces multiple charges, including armed robbery and unlawful firearm possession.

Lawmakers advanced a package to force notice-and-cure periods for website ADA claims and give courts new tools to flag repetitive, fee-driven suits against small businesses.

A precautionary boil order covers all of Moscow Mills; residents must boil tap water for drinking, cooking and brushing teeth until tests clear the supply.

An adult man was shot Wednesday in Castle Point and taken to a hospital with life‑threatening injuries. St. Louis County police say no suspect is in custody and investigators are seeking tips.

The Shrewsbury Police Department reported a busy week with various incidents, including traffic violations, shoplifting, and assisting with a resisting suspect.

After the November 7, 2025 killing of 22-year-old Hailey Jennings, her family is urging lawmakers to pass "Hailey's Law," a temporary extreme-risk order to restrict firearm access during domestic crises.

A person died in a fire at the vacant former Greyhound bus terminal on the 1400 block of N. 13th Street in St. Louis; investigators are on scene.

Suson Park's All Around the Barn Tours, offered by St. Louis County Parks and Recreation, are now open for registration, offering interactive farm-life experiences from April to November.

A St. Louis man pleaded not guilty after police say he stole a car with two young children inside. Video and court filings are now central to the investigation.

A Jefferson County man was sentenced to 200 years after prosecutors say he abused two children and shared images in a private Kik group.