A man was shot by a security guard at an Aldi store after refusing to leave and making threatening gestures; he remains hospitalized and the incident is under investigation.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is defending the state's voter ID law in front of the Supreme Court, arguing it strengthens election integrity.

Missouri man Dylan Farmer was sentenced to 22 years for shooting at police officers during an attempt to detain him. He had pled guilty to assault and firearms charges.

The report details various crimes in St. Louis, including drug trafficking, theft, and driving offenses, highlighting local law enforcement challenges.

Missouri AG Hanaway is progressing with efforts to enforce a $24 billion judgment against China for COVID-19 impacts, after a mandatory waiting period.

Missouri businesses will see a slight workers' comp rate increase in 2026, with varied changes across sectors, amidst a trend of decreasing workplace injuries.

Missouri partners with Kansas to exchange voter registration data to improve accuracy and maintain up-to-date voter rolls, aiming to support election integrity.

St. Louis weather forecast indicates a cloudy day with a high of 57, turning rainy at night. The rest of the week brings more rain and chances of thunderstorms, with a brief sunny weekend, followed by a partly sunny but damp start to the next week.

California, MO's local license office is closing temporarily from Nov 25 until Jan 2026, with a new location pending. Nearby offices and online services are available for residents' licensing needs.

The St. Charles County Police Department launched the Community Camera Program, inviting residents to register their cameras to aid crime-solving efforts.

Gregg Favre has been appointed as the new commissioner of the City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) in St. Louis, bringing over two decades of emergency services experience to the role.

St. Louis forecasts include a 20% chance of showers after 5 p.m. with a high of 58 degrees, and potential thunderstorms before 1 a.m. More rain expected throughout the week.

Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis signed three bills allocating $13.71 million for winter housing and shelter, aiding tornado-impacted residents and the homeless.