St. Louis man, previously convicted of child molestation, receives 12-year sentence for child pornography charges and will have lifetime supervised release.

Missouri's Governor has increased the Missouri Blue Scholarship award for law enforcement recruits from $5,000 to $6,000, with an added $1 million budget for FY 2026.

Louis J. Capozzi III is set to become Missouri's next Solicitor General, succeeding Josh Divine upon his federal bench confirmation, as announced by Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

St. Louis weather shifts from morning fog to sunny with highs around 90 degrees today, and continues with chances for sunshine and rain throughout the week.

St. Louis police increased Fox Park patrols after a shooting and illegal fireworks incident, leading to the arrest of three adults and two juveniles, with one man charged for illegal weapons.

An 8-year-old boy in St. Louis was grazed by a bullet when older children playing with a gun accidentally fired it. A 12-year-old is in custody; the injured child is stable. Police are searching for the weapon.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey appeals a court injunction against enforcing state abortion clinic regulations, arguing for the health and safety rules recently reinstated by the state Supreme Court.

MoDOT is installing temporary signals at Route 87 and Route C for a new roundabout, causing single-lane traffic until fall 2025. Delays are expected; drivers are advised to plan ahead and stay updated.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis forecasts severe storms and heavy rain in the region, with varying chances of precipitation over the week and a potential for hazardous weather conditions.

The St. Charles County Police Department celebrated Det. Joe Strehl on World Chocolate Day for his empathetic approach to crisis intervention and mental health in law enforcement.

One man was fatally shot in a Farmington apartment; another was arrested. The victim was found on Hill Top Place Drive, and the police are investigating the incident.

The Celebrate Saint Louis festival returned with music, food, and fireworks, drawing diverse crowds and emphasizing the city's patriotic spirit under the Gateway Arch.

Webster Groves swiftly terminated a City employee for inappropriate conduct, affirming their commitment to an inclusive environment. Details of the incident remain confidential.