Local chef Belle Nieder bought two downtown Washington businesses — the Sand Bar and The Axe Depot — calling the move a childhood dream.

St. Louis prepares for extreme cold with 1,000 emergency shelter beds and pre-treatment of roads ahead of a heavy snow forecast, ensuring safety and warmth for residents.

DESE met with St. Louis Public Schools to discuss improvement plans following the district's accreditation downgrade, focusing on literacy, attendance, finances, and transportation.

St. Louis police launched a homicide investigation after a 40-year-old woman was found dead from gunshot wounds on Cook Avenue; no suspects have been detained.

The Rolesville Police Department issued safety tips for winter driving, urging motorists to prepare their vehicles, drive slowly, and stay vigilant on icy roads.

Tennessee man Corterian Wright was sentenced to 137 months for stealing firearms from vehicles in Missouri after pleading guilty to illegal firearm possession.

A third detainee died at Camp East Montana ICE facility, leading to calls for its closure amid scrutiny over conditions and the for-profit detention model.

St. Clair PD increased road monitoring, arresting multiple individuals for driving with invalid licenses and addressing various other incidents including domestic disturbances and DUIs.

The Jefferson County Health Department's 'Smiles To Go' mobile dental program will visit Sherwood Elementary School to provide on-site dental services to children.

The St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners will meet on January 20th, 2026 to discuss departmental updates, officer swearing-in, promotions, and administrative matters.

St. Charles County, Missouri, celebrates and seeks to hire emergency dispatchers and a Dispatch Operations Manager, highlighting their role in emergency response and offering training for new recruits.

Ziggi's Coffee opens a new location in Wentzville, Missouri, offering a drive-thru experience with an array of coffee, energy drinks, smoothies, and snacks at 100 Wilmer Meadow Dr.

A St. Charles man pled guilty to mail fraud for embezzling $400,000 from his employer through a refund scheme. He faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.