Michael R. Dauphin has been appointed as an associate circuit judge in Missouri's 22nd Judicial Circuit Court, succeeding the role previously held by Heather J. Hays.

Elijah Graham is charged with first-degree murder and other felonies after a deadly shooting following a car crash in north St. Louis County on Dec. 5.

The National Weather Service forecasts a chilly and windy week for St. Louis, with cloudy skies, low temperatures, and a potential rainy Christmas week ahead.

A St. Louis woman received a 7-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter and domestic assault after fatally shooting her girlfriend's friend during a dispute.

Dallas DeWeese, a Missouri teacher, receives the Milken Educator Award for his innovative and holistic teaching approach, school involvement, and leadership.

Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital in St. Louis suspended operations, causing job losses. City officials, including Mayor Jones, are coordinating efforts to support affected workers.

A man has been charged in the fatal shooting of Lamare McGee in St. Louis, with the SLMPD arresting a 43-year-old suspect for murder, assault, and armed criminal action.

Toyoda Gosei subsidiary TG Missouri plans to invest nearly $100 million in its Perryville operations, reinforcing at least 1,600 jobs, following Missouri's trade mission to Japan.

The St. Louis Police are investigating multiple car break-ins, seeking a suspect seen in photos, and urging public assistance and vigilance, especially at gas stations.

Xavier Sean Boyd was sentenced to 21 years for armed postal worker robberies in St. Louis, where keys were stolen to loot mail for checks, resulting in a high-speed arrest.

Missouri's electors cast votes for Donald Trump as President and JD Vance as Vice President, as confirmed by Governor Parson, ensuring the integrity of the state's electoral process.

Authorities and family seek public help in locating 66-year-old Darnell, missing since November 19. He’s a black male with a distinct appearance and missed key family events, which is unusual for him.

Missouri's "Siddens Bening Hands Free Law" targets distracted driving with fines up to $500, effective January 1st, but serves as a secondary offense for traffic stops.