22-year-old Brayan Aparicio was fatally shot in Dutchtown, St. Louis; his girlfriend, who was with him, was unharmed. Homicide detectives are investigating.

St. Louis police officers received "Outstanding CIT Officer of 2025" awards for their skills in handling mental health crises, emphasizing the importance of compassionate responses in policing.

St. Louis experiences a cold, breezy day with early sprinkles and flurries, clearing later. The week's forecast predicts improving conditions with warmer temperatures and sunshine.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe appointed Stephanie Dooley and Melinda Robertson to the Missouri Ethics Commission and reappointed Erv Switzer to the Missouri Technology Corporation.

Missouri AG Hanaway secured a $60,000 restitution judgment against Xcel Roofing and its owner for deceptive roofing practices, sending a message against home repair scams.

U.S. Route 169 is set for overnight patching, causing lane closures and potential delays, with updates available via MoDOT's Traveler Information Map and eUpdates.

A crash in Vandeventer involving a Toyota Avalon and Chevy Equinox left three men injured, with one in critical condition. The cause is under investigation.

Javon Carter was fatally shot in Walnut Park East, St. Louis; homicide detectives are investigating the incident.

Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway warns of winter-related HVAC scams, offering advice to residents on avoiding fraud by verifying technician credentials and being wary of unsolicited offers and upfront payments.

A woman was critically injured in a car crash when her Nissan Sentra overturned after hitting a traffic signal in St. Louis. Police are investigating the early Sunday incident.

A Freeze Watch alert has been issued for parts of Illinois and Missouri, warning of possible sub-freezing temperatures and frost affecting local vegetation and plumbing.

A suspect was charged after stabbing two people, one pregnant, on a St. Louis MetroBus; both victims are recovering. The incident was recorded by bus surveillance, helping in the swift arrest.

A 2-year-old boy's death in Mark Twain, St. Louis, has been ruled a homicide, with signs of strangulation found. Two adults questioned have been released but are still of interest to the investigation.