Collinsville is conducting its annual hydrant flushing weekdays from 8am to 2pm during summer, potentially causing reduced water pressure and discoloration.

Brendan T. Yeager from Ballwin faces felony harassment for allegedly following women at Shaw Park, causing them distress. He is known to frequent area parks, and police are seeking more potential victims.

Osage County will start implementing ADA-compliant accessibility improvements, including sidewalks and curb ramps, with work beginning on May 5 as part of a multi-county effort announced by MoDOT.

St. Louis forecast includes a series of thunderstorms this week with high chances of precipitation and moderate temperatures; NWS also issues a Hazardous Weather Outlook.

A Missouri man was sentenced to seven years for defrauding cannabis investors out of $822,000 and related gun crimes. He spent the money on a lavish lifestyle and illegally amassed firearms.

Illinois residents rally against a bill aiming to ban Native American school mascots, which has passed the House and is now in Senate consideration. Supporters see them as prideful symbols while critics argue they endorse negative stereotypes.

The "Scream Team" continues support for first responders in Jefferson County with an annual lunch and prepares for their 10th BBQ fundraiser for The BackStoppers Inc.

Todd Kelly from Washington, Missouri, pleaded guilty to creating child pornography involving a 14-year-old. He is scheduled for sentencing on July 28, with a recommendation of 25 years in prison.

Upcoming I-70 construction in Kingdom City may cause weekend delays due to a lane closure for railroad bridge dismantling. This is part of MoDOT's I-70 corridor improvement project.

Franklin County woman, Starr Lumos, is indicted for defrauding the Social Security Administration out of $174,000 by concealing her physical abilities and business involvement.

Jefferson County man, Robert Hiler, pleaded guilty to federal charges for possessing a pipe bomb, and now faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

A man named How Tools was fatally shot in St. Louis; the suspect was taken into custody but not charged. Police seek public help in the ongoing investigation.

Shrewsbury Police Department reported a busy week with multiple incidents at Walmart, including a resisted shoplifting arrest and an assault by a fired employee.