Missouri Attorney General introduces an age-verification rule for websites with significant adult content to protect minors, effective November 30, 2025, under the Merchandising Practices Act.

A man is critically injured after a shooting at a BP gas station in Tower Grove East, St. Louis, with details and suspects still uncertain as police investigate.

A Northview High School teacher was injured by a student, leading to a lockdown. The teacher was hospitalized with a non-life-threatening arm cut. The student was arrested, and the incident is under investigation.

Shrewsbury police reported various incidents from September 1-7, including thefts, a fentanyl-related arrest, and a hit-and-run, warning residents about scam tactics.

The St. Charles County Pet Adoption Center passed an unannounced state inspection with zero faults, highlighting excellent animal care including proper feeding, sanitation, and medical attention.

St. Charles County officials are crafting a new Master Plan to balance development and rural preservation, considering issues such as housing density, affordability, and the complexities of planning across jurisdictions.

Edward James Mitchell Jr. from St. Louis was sentenced to five years in prison for mortgage fraud, involving over $1.2 million, and was ordered to pay $482,096 in restitution.

Missouri's outgoing Attorney General Andrew Bailey is appointed Deputy Director of the FBI, highlighting his conservative tenure with numerous high-profile legal actions and opposition to federal policies.

St. Louis police intensify search for Michelle Harper, missing since March, with public appeal for leads. Harper has a mental health condition and needs medication.

St. Louis AHC will start its Fall 2025 funding with applications for nonprofits and developers on September 8, providing guidance to ensure inclusivity and success in submissions.

Two St. Louis men plead guilty to drug conspiracy, facing long prison sentences and fines. They admitted roles in a fentanyl distribution operation, with authorities seizing firearms, drugs, and cash.

The U.S. Route 54 rehabilitation over Missouri Boulevard in Jefferson City is finished a month early, reopening fully after construction since July 14.

The Platte City License Office is moving to 1303 Platt Falls Rd and will reopen on September 15th, with a temporary closure from the previous Branch St location. Nearby offices in Parkville, Liberty, and Gladstone will assist during the transition.