St. Louis police report a 17-year-old was robbed at gunpoint by an unidentified suspect during a clothing sale at a gas station; no injuries reported.

A pedestrian was killed in a vehicle collision on State Route 30 in Jefferson County. The driver was present when authorities arrived, and the crash is under investigation.

Four individuals plead guilty to selling illegal machine guns and drugs to an undercover agent, with a major case stemming from Project Safe Neighborhoods efforts.

Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. was sold out of bankruptcy for $2.55 million to Keg Holdings LLC, offering the struggling St. Louis craft brewery a chance for revival.

The Eastern District of Missouri's U.S. Attorney's Office collected $23.5 million in civil and criminal actions in fiscal year 2024, with significant settlements from medical services fraud cases.

St. Louis officials discuss the impact of potential federal funding cuts of $162 million on city projects, public services, and the local economy. Mayor Jones and others express concern and urge action.

Upcoming bridge maintenance on I-70 over US-40 in Missouri leads to lane closures and detours from February 18 to March 11. Drivers should expect delays and are advised to drive cautiously in work zones.

Jack Cooper Transport Co. LLC closes its Wentzville facility, leading to the layoff of about 239 employees after losing a contract with General Motors.

MoDOT announces closure of East Avenue in Springfield for a week starting February 17 for reconstruction as part of Route 744 and Kearney Street corridor upgrades.

Two men were carjacked by armed, masked men in Holly Hills, St. Louis. The incident occurred on February 8, around 8:30 p.m. SLMPD seeks public tips, offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest.

MoDOT's roadwork will cause traffic delays in Mid-Missouri from February 10-16, 2025, with projects including bridge construction on U.S. Route 63 and lane closures on I-70.

St. Louis police are asking for public assistance to investigate a fatal dog attack from January 15, urging witnesses or those with relevant information to contact them or CrimeStoppers.

St. Louis sees a significant drop in crime rates as of January 2025, with reductions in violent and property crimes, and Mayor Tishaura O. Jones attributes this to collective efforts.