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.

The body of 18-year-old Joseph Collins was found in St. Louis with injuries suggesting homicide, prompting a police investigation and appeal for information.

A man has been charged with first-degree murder following the fatal shooting of Stanley Scott in Dutchtown, as the St. Louis Police investigate the incident.

A woman attacked a couple on a St. Louis MetroBus, injuring both, including a pregnant woman. The suspect made racial remarks and fled. Police are investigating, and Metro Transit is aiding with footage.

St. Louis police arrested a man with warrants after stopping him for reckless driving, finding a gun and marijuana in his vehicle. They stressed their commitment to local safety.

Two suspects are in custody after a shooting in St. Louis' Ville neighborhood resulted in one fatality and a wounded suspect.

St. Louis forecast includes rain and possible showers with humid conditions early in the week, improving towards the weekend with sunny skies and milder temperatures.

Forecast predicts a week of showers in St. Louis, with a 60% chance of rain today and persistent chances of precipitation throughout the week, keeping temperatures mild.

Utility work is causing traffic delays on Mexico Road in Jungermann, with lane closures on weekdays from 9 am to 3 pm until October 29, 2025. Drivers are advised to use the city's app for updates.

Major roadwork on U.S. Route 54 in Camdenton will start in November, causing delays and requiring lane shifts. The project aims to widen the highway and improve safety.

A 3-year-old boy in St. Louis accidentally shot himself with an unsecured gun; he was hospitalized. Local authorities emphasize firearm safety and gun lock availability.

A community meeting to discuss Washington County bridge upgrades has been moved to the Potosi courthouse. MoDOT encourages public input on the projects, with a comment period open from Oct. 28 to Nov. 18.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe discusses the impact of the federal government shutdown on Missourians, affecting SNAP and WIC benefits, federal employees' paychecks, and the state's economy.