A juvenile was robbed by two suspects, who fled on bicycles after stealing his ski mask and phone in St. Louis. Police are investigating the armed robbery.

A delivery driver was robbed at gunpoint in Dutchtown, St. Louis, losing cash and cigars. The suspect fled, and police are investigating. Tips could lead to a CrimeStoppers reward.

In southeast Missouri, a vehicle crash resulted in one man's death and injured a woman; neither were wearing seatbelts. The incident is under investigation.

A man in his 20s was fatally shot in the North Riverfront area of St. Louis, and police are investigating. Homicide rates in the city continue to be a concern.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has awarded $14 million to the St. Louis Sewer District for upgrading its sewer systems and reducing overflows, with expected savings for ratepayers.

Judy Wasserman was named Citizen of the Year 2024 by the Creve Coeur City Council for her decade-long environmental efforts and leadership in community organizations.

Eric Schroeter has been appointed as the new deputy director/chief engineer for MoDOT, bringing over three decades of experience to overseeing Missouri's transportation infrastructure projects.

The Emergency Rental Assistance Program in St. Louis is closing on December 16, 2024, urging residents to apply before the deadline for rent relief funds.

A 19-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint by an acquaintance for her phone and cash in St. Louis. Police are investigating and seeking tips through CrimeStoppers.

State Rep. Ian Mackey proposes a consolidation of St. Louis City and County, reviving the idea of a "Metropolitan City of St. Louis" with a Metro Council, which Missouri voters may decide on in 2026.

Governor Parson appoints new officials in Missouri, including Ken Cox, Rhonda Denman, Gayle Linneman, and Dr. Case Ruckman, each to county roles reflecting their professional backgrounds.

Missouri state employees exceeded $767K in charitable contributions during the 2024 MSECC, a record that pushed total donations over $36 million in 40 years.

St. Louis Public Schools received over $10 million from the EPA to replace 30 diesel buses with electric vehicles as part of a sustainable transport initiative.