A Florissant sex offender, Christopher A. Wheetley, pleaded guilty to receiving child pornography, with law enforcement finding hundreds of illegal images and evidence of his sustained interest in such material.

Missouri's Attorney General won a court ruling to obtain Planned Parenthood records on treatments for transgender minors, intensifying debate over transgender healthcare.

A teen was hospitalized after being robbed at gunpoint by three masked men in a red Kia in the West End, prompting a police investigation for suspects.

A man was fatally shot in Dutchtown, St. Louis, prompting a police investigation. The victim, identified as Jesse Woods, died from an abdominal gunshot wound. Authorities seek tips, offering confidentiality and rewards.

Three masked suspects armed with firearms robbed two juveniles in Walnut Park West, St. Louis, taking a phone, cash, and other items. Police seek information on the perpetrators.

MoDOT announces closures on Route C in Miller County for culvert replacements, advising alternate routes and caution during work hours from April 14-17.

MoDOT has scheduled repair work on the eastbound I-70 Blanchette Bridge over three weekends, starting April 11, leading to lane closures and an 80,000 lb. weight limit for trucks.

MoDOT received a $25,000 grant to create traffic gardens for youth traffic safety education, with plans for at least ten events targeting rural or high-need schools.

Missouri's Governor Kehoe signed SB 4 into law, aiming to enhance energy policies, bolster economic growth, and promote energy independence for the state.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe launches the "Safer Missouri" initiative, awarding 15 communities with the Missouri Blue Shield designation for public safety and support for law enforcement.

Eastbound I-44 in Phelps County will have weekly single-lane closures for pavement repairs from Rolla to St. James, impacting traffic but ensuring better road quality.

Northbound I-55 in St. Louis will be closed for concrete work on a bridge starting April 11, 8 p.m. until the next morning at 9 a.m. with detours in place.

Lance Campbell was sentenced to 15 years for armed robbery in Dutchtown, St. Louis, using GPS and video evidence. He has prior convictions and further charges pending.