Keita Miller, a terminally ill woman, fulfilled her dream of meeting Jelly Roll before his concert in St. Louis, facilitated by the James Bess Foundation.

Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner entered a pretrial diversion program after admitting to misusing public funds for personal use, including paying a Missouri Supreme Court fine.

U.S. Attorney Sayler Fleming appoints DEOs Hal Goldsmith and Jennifer Roy for the upcoming election to address voter complaints and maintain electoral integrity.

Tiara Sampa, a 35-year-old woman who was missing, has been found, as confirmed by authorities. She had been missing since September 29 and suffers from mental health issues and uses a wheelchair.

A machete-wielding man, Christopher Crockett, robbed two men on a St. Louis MetroLink train; police charged him with first-degree robbery and armed criminal action.

The St. Louis Sports Authority is suing to block the Los Angeles Rams from buying their former training center for $1, contending a deal made in 1995.

A woman was injured in a shooting on W. Belle in St. Louis; she was shot exiting her car and did not see the assailant. She's now in stable condition and police urge witnesses to come forward.

Police found the body of an unidentified woman, set on fire, in a St. Louis parking lot, pronouncing her dead at the scene. The investigation is ongoing, urging witnesses to come forward.

A man died in Jefferson County after his car hit a fence and tree on Klondike Road. Aaron Phipps was not wearing a seatbelt. The Missouri State Highway Patrol is investigating.

A man was killed and a woman critically injured in a St. Louis shooting. Homicide detectives are investigating, with few details released. Police urge witnesses to come forward.

Davon Griffin-Curry was convicted of second-degree murder in a 2022 fireworks dispute that resulted in the death of Rickey J. Lathan.

The St. Louis Police seek help identifying suspects from a BP gas station shootout on October 14, asking the public for assistance. No injuries were reported.

A Rolla man with a prior conviction for sexual abuse was sentenced to 190 months for child pornography charges, followed by a lifetime of supervised release.