A county employee was fired and referred for criminal investigation after abusing license plate readers to stalk an ex-partner.

Eight North County police and fire squads face off at St. Ferdinand Park, with all proceeds going to the winner's chosen charity.

Nearly 1,300 forensic experts from 29 countries gathered downtown, where new fingerprint tech and a genetic genealogy team pushed to identify a 2021 St. Louis cold case victim.

Streets close for 12 hours as pro cyclists race past historic City Hall, with a stationary bike fundraiser for Parkinson's research riding alongside.

Village Green hosts Real Rock Revival and a movie night Friday, with raffle cash going toward an all-inclusive playground.

Jacori Jewett faces armed criminal action charges after ShotSpotter led police to a Robinson Circle shootout that started with an argument over car keys.

Officers with rifles drawn, K-9s and a drone swept Douglass High School after a combined bomb and shooting threat — days before students return.

A 10-foot multi-use path is replacing sidewalks on West Meyer Road, with lane closures running 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

The 13th annual festival on September 19 honors Jake Zeller, who died by suicide in 2013, with bounce houses, cornhole, and a mission to save lives.

Christopher Valley, 41, is held without bond after allegedly ramming a patrol car and aiming his vehicle at an officer near Natural Bridge and Goodfellow.

A new Sauget exhibit puts a salvaged Coral Court Motel piece on display while probing how Route 66 reshaped St. Louis neighborhoods.

A congressional letter says Roblox logged over 65,000 exploitation reports in 2025 alone as senators demand answers.

St. Louis faces dangerous heat through Saturday, with heat indexes reaching 112 degrees before cooler air arrives Monday.