A St. Louis man received a 16-year sentence after prosecutors say he shot a woman outside a South Broadway gas station on April 13, 2024, leaving her permanently paralyzed.

The Sweet Spot Cafe marked its Florissant debut with a ribbon-cutting at 2575 N. Highway 67, adding donuts, ice cream and all-day breakfast to North County.

St. Louis greets a cold morning with a high of 43°F and wind chills near 18°F. The weekend forecast suggests a slight chance of snow, with temperatures rising towards 60°F by Wednesday.

Missouri convicts a Medicaid recipient and aides for defrauding the system by billing for services while the recipient was in jail, with a total loss of $47,845.34.

Shrewsbury Police reported multiple traffic violations and arrests from February 9-15, including driving without documentation, abandoned vehicles, and supporting a pepper spray incident investigation.

A Collinsville woman was critically injured after being struck by a MetroLink train at Emerson Park station in East St. Louis; family members are seeking answers.

Parkway Central High School mourns the death of senior Olivia Bumbac after a car accident. She was an athlete and her organ donor status could save 50 lives.

The Missouri House advanced HB 1766 to limit how cars and other personal property are counted for tax purposes. Supporters promise steadier bills; critics warn of lost local revenue.

Two men were arrested after an armed carjacking of a DoorDash driver in Clayton on Feb. 14; prosecutors say one suspect fired shots and the vehicle was stolen.

Force detectives are on scene near the 8400 block of South Broadway after an officer-involved shooting in south St. Louis. Details remain limited as investigators process the scene.

Riverview Mayor Mike Cornell Jr. was indicted on multiple sex‑crime charges as an accuser publicly detailed an alleged assault.

Foristell aldermen will consider annexing 216 acres Tuesday for a proposed data center. Packed meetings and an online petition have residents and officials bracing for a heated hearing.

A Cole County judge found Gov. Mike Kehoe lawfully called the redistricting special session, leaving Missouri’s GOP‑leaning map intact while appeals and a referendum proceed.