A New Jersey man pleaded guilty to his role as a courier in defrauding elderly individuals, involving the collection of cash and precious metals worth over $500,000.

Missouri's Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft files a lawsuit against the DOJ to stop the monitoring of polling places in St. Louis, claiming federal overreach.

An 18-year-old in a mental crisis was shot in the leg by police in St. Louis after he allegedly acted violently with a hammer and ignored commands to disarm. He was later disarmed, taken to a hospital, and his condition was stable.

A battery plant fire in Fredericktown, Missouri prompted evacuations, with all employees safely evacuating and no injuries reported. Local officials are assessing environmental impacts.

A man was carjacked by an armed suspect in a mask on Canaan Street in St. Louis. The suspect stole the victim's 2010 Buick LaCrosse and fled with an accompanying sedan.

The Florissant Valley Fire Protection District hosted a Junior Fire Camp to introduce teens to firefighter and paramedic careers through practical skills drills.

Former St. Louis Alderman Brandon Bosley faces new federal charges for wire fraud and making false statements ahead of his trial. The case involves an alleged scheme to inflate car repair costs for insurance.

A St. Louis man received a 45-year sentence for murder and armed criminal action over a fatal shooting linked to a dispute about stolen catalytic converters. He plans to appeal the conviction.

A man is in critical condition after a shooting in St. Louis's Baden neighborhood. With limited information and no suspects, police are seeking public help.

The NWS issued a forecast for St. Louis with sunny days and possible showers and thunderstorms. Fire danger is elevated and a few storms might produce large hail.

A man was found dead with gunshot wounds in a burning car in Cahokia Heights, prompting a Major Case Squad investigation. No suspects or motives have been identified.

A woman was carjacked at gunpoint while looking for parking on S. 4th Street in St. Louis, with police seeking public help to find the suspect and stolen car.

MoDOT held a public meeting to discuss maintenance on 32 bridges along I-44 in St. Louis, with plans to start in 2026. They seek community feedback for the design plans through meetings and an online survey until November 1.