A man was killed and two others were injured in a suspected domestic-related shooting in St. Louis, prompting a homicide investigation by local police.

A Missouri man pleaded guilty to child sex charges, including coercion of minors and distribution of child pornography, with a sentence capped at 25 years.

A wrong-way crash on I-44, involving multiple vehicles including a pickup truck and a semitruck, resulted in the death of 62-year-old Lane Rakow and closed lanes for investigation.

Three people were shot in St. Louis' Near North Riverfront; their conditions are unknown. No suspects or motives have been identified as authorities continue to investigate.

St. Louis is predicted to have a sunny day with a high of 78 degrees but faces elevated fire danger due to gusty winds. The weather will remain mostly clear, with temperatures falling at night and a slight chance of rain by Saturday.

A woman in St. Louis County is charged with kidnapping her son, violating a no-contact order. The child, needing medication, was found after four days.

Two masked gunmen robbed a man and a woman in Hamilton Heights, stealing their belongings and car. The police are investigating and seeking information.

Wanted man Markel Davis was arrested by St. Louis police while shooting a music video after returning to the city. The arrest followed a pursuit and four arrests were made with three guns seized.

Bodycam footage from a traffic stop in Troy, Missouri, showing a couple clashing with police has received significant online attention, sparking debate over police conduct.

A 19-year-old was shot in Benton Park West, St. Louis. The incident occurred at 11 p.m. on October 8; the teen is stable. No arrests have been made; police are investigating.

St. Louis is forecasted to enjoy a series of sunny days with rising temperatures, reaching highs near 78-86 degrees before cooling slightly by Sunday and Columbus Day. Calm winds and mostly clear nights are expected.

St. Louis Public Schools' Transportation Director, Toyin Akinola, retires after over 25 years amidst district challenges, including transportation issues and leadership changes.

Earthbound Beer on Cherokee Street in St. Louis will close on December 8 after a decade in business, citing decreased production and a shift in future plans.