A man was charged with first-degree murder after fatally shooting Marlow Williams in Baden, as per St. Louis police; the investigation remains ongoing.

Police in Wentzville, Missouri are seeking help to identify two theft suspects associated with an incident at a Burlington store on December 15. Images have been shared for identification.

The Chesterfield Missouri Police Department offers winter driving safety tips on social media, focusing on vehicle maintenance and emergency preparedness.

Governor Kehoe has announced new appointments to state boards, including William Eckart to the Elevator Safety Board and Steve Hodge to the Missouri Developmental Disabilities Council.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies with a high near 55 degrees for St. Louis today, turning mostly cloudy with a low around 30 degrees tonight.

St. Louis updates its Water Utility Assistance Program to help residents with overdue water bills by expanding eligibility, offering one-time credits, and extending repayment terms.

Flags in Missouri are lowered to half-staff to honor the late Lieutenant Sarah McCarthy, a St. Charles County paramedic with 23 years of service, who passed away following on-duty chest pain and emergency surgery.

Two individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with a fatal shooting in Dutchtown, including charges of first-degree murder and other offenses.

Officers Bruno and Gorczyca from Chesterfield Police received recognition for solving a theft case, resulting in the arrest of a suspect tied to over $217,000 in stolen goods.

St. Louis hosts the STL Recovers Tornado Recovery Community Meeting to aid in the aftermath of a tornado, offering resources and support to residents.

A single-vehicle crash in St. Louis involving a Kia K5 left one woman dead and another hospitalized. The car overturned at a T-intersection hitting a boulder. Details about the driver and cause are unclear.

The St. Louis police are seeking public help to find John Maul, missing since October 24, 2025; a Facebook post has been made urging community assistance.

Hazelwood City Hall employees participated in a tree topper contest, with the City Manager/HR Department winning. The friendly competition celebrated creativity and teamwork, adding holiday cheer to the municipal building.