St. Louis hires consultant Doug Burris to recommend improvements to the troubled City Justice Center, drawing from his success in reducing issues at the County jail.

Interstate 44 in Pulaski County will experience nightly single-lane closures for boring operations by MoDOT, with schedule adjustments possible due to weather.

After a financial audit, Saint Louis Public Schools halted district-issued credit card use and is implementing changes to improve fiscal management, amidst reports of high spending and budget deficits.

A 2-year-old boy in St. Louis died after accidentally shooting himself with a gun found in an AutoZone parking lot. His father has been charged with endangering a child's welfare.

Governor Mike Parson named December Christmas Tree Month in Missouri, recognizing the agricultural significance of the industry and celebrating the winners of the Missouri Christmas Tree Association contests.

Officer Adam Sullentrup joins New Haven PD as a public relations specialist after surviving a line-of-duty shooting in Hermann that killed another officer.

The Missouri Botanical Garden received a $14.4 million donation for a project to digitize its herbarium, potentially revolutionizing plant species identification and aiding global conservation.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson has ordered state offices to close at noon on Christmas Eve 2024, allowing employees to spend more time with family during the holidays.

Two Detroit-area men received federal prison sentences for a St. Louis County jewelry store robbery, where they stole Rolex watches; they must also pay restitution of $344,300.

The St. Louis CDA is presenting a $4,787,030 check to Jubilee Community Development Corp. to renovate the historical Eliot School into a wellness center for addiction recovery.

A Robertsville man died and a woman was seriously injured in a crash on Mill Hill Road in Missouri, with speed and a wet roadway contributing to the accident.

A 33-year-old cyclist was robbed at gunpoint by three individuals in Carondelet, St. Louis, and police are seeking information with CrimeStoppers offering a reward for tips.

Steven Popple from Missouri received a 15-year sentence for producing child pornography, following his guilty plea and a mother's discovery of explicit images on her daughter's phone.