St. Louis Police are investigating the fatal shooting of Eric Louis, found with a gunshot wound. Authorities request public assistance for information. No arrests have been made yet.

A water main break in Shrewsbury prompted Missouri American Water to issue an alert for possible discolored or cloudy water and low pressure during repairs.

Five individuals were arrested over accusations of a St. Louis-linked cocaine conspiracy, facing charges related to drug trafficking and distribution.

Troy Devante Story has been sentenced to 22 years for assaulting and shooting his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend, after tracking them down using an app.

A woman was fatally shot in the Northwoods neighborhood, with no suspects in custody and an ongoing investigation by the St. Louis County Police Department.

A 64-year-old woman, Sheila Mills, was found shot to death in her home in Northwoods, with St. Louis County homicide detectives leading the investigation. No suspects are detained.

St. Louis faces a severe heat wave with a heat advisory in effect as temperatures reach 108 degrees, prompting warnings of potential heat illnesses and urging residents to take measures to stay cool.

MoDOT announces overnight concrete repairs on southbound I-35 at MO Highway 92 from Aug. 18-20, causing potential delays and advising alternate routes.

St. Louis ends alley recycling due to high costs and contamination, plans to increase drop-off locations and trash dumpsters, while maintaining roll cart recycling with less contamination.

Lake of the Ozarks State Park campground reopens with new campsites and yurts, featuring upgraded amenities, after renovations by Missouri Department of Natural Resources.

A 14-year-old girl was shot in the arm by a 15-year-old boy in North St. Louis; the event appears to be an accidental discharge. She is in stable condition; the boy is detained.

St. Peters Animal Control hosts the family-friendly Olde Towne PETaPalooza on Sept. 13, featuring pet adoptions, food trucks, vendor prizes, and microchipping services.

A second infant was safely surrendered at Mehlville Fire House's Safe Haven Baby Box, with the healthy baby girl now in the care of Missouri's Social Services. The secure, anonymous drop-off offers a vital option for parents in crisis.