Lucky Johnson was found guilty of first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of his wife and is to be sentenced to life without parole plus consecutive years.

Missouri Attorney General wins a legal case against MV Realty for deceptive practices, securing over $307,000 and nullifying contracts for homeowners.

Over 91% of Missouri public schools meet or exceed state standards, with progress in attendance and graduation rates, but mixed results in MAP scores. Commissioner Eslinger emphasizes ongoing work despite advances.

MoDOT is reopening westbound I-64 Boone Bridge lanes with temporary closures for restriping; eastbound lanes will return to normal by November 25, following construction work.

A 16-year-old was shot while jogging in Dutchtown, St. Louis. He's stable after being shot in the legs. Police seek the dark sedan involved in the incident.

St. Louis weather predicts a gradual temperature drop, with varied conditions including sun, clouds, and a chance of rain and snow, per the National Weather Service.

SLMPD's Force Investigation Unit is probing the death of detainee James Earl Johnson, aged 54, following a medical crisis at the St. Louis City Justice Center.

The Chariton River Overflow Bridge construction in Missouri begins Nov. 17, with expected completion in March 2026, as part of a project replacing 31 bridges.

Missouri's AG Hanaway urges residents to report foreign interference in elections, as enabled by the new SB 152, and emphasizes the state's commitment to electoral integrity and transparency.

Bridge repairs on EB I-435 at SB U.S. 169 interchange finished ahead of schedule, easing traffic concerns as MoDOT completed work promptly, advocating for driver safety in work zones.

Chesterfield Police Department is accepting applications for its spring semester internship program, offering insight into law enforcement operations for college students interested in police careers.

A male pedestrian was fatally hit by multiple vehicles on I-64 near Midtown, St. Louis. The SLMPD is seeking witnesses and information about the involved vehicles that left the scene.

Kirkwood, Missouri residents and police are working together to reunite a found cat with its owner, leveraging social media for leads, as the microchip information was never registered.