Prosecutors told a judge they don’t believe the Applebee’s shooter was in a drug‑induced psychosis, countering the defense as sentencing approaches next Thursday.

St. Louis County's Police Commission meeting on February 17 will cover promotions, program approvals, and contract discussions, including training services costing up to $9,900.

Callaway Fork Road in St. Charles County will close on February 23 for about 45 days for concrete box culvert construction, with detour signs provided.

City documents show Forest Park’s Jewel Box needs about $5 million in glass and frame repairs, and officials warn event bookings could be halted.

Bridgeton Police celebrated ACO Armstead's dedication in rescuing Bella, a lost dog, praising his efforts in animal welfare and his support for patrol officers.

A former Missouri DNR inspector called the inactive Generally Hauling landfill in Franklin County "one of the worst," as leachate and metals show up in nearby runoff. State records, reporters and lawmakers say cleanup and funding questions remain unresolved.

A Belleville juvenile was critically injured in a shooting, and a suspect, also a juvenile, was apprehended. The incident seems non-random, with both parties known to each other.

St. Louis weather forecast predicts a shift to sunnier conditions with temperatures rising towards the low 60s by Washington's Birthday, following a partly sunny start and a rainy Saturday.

St. Louis plans to reroute millions in pandemic relief to the Water Division to pay for emergency repairs and stave off outages as main breaks and unpaid bills strain the system.

A 125‑year Main Street bakery in New Baden closed after a family illness; neighbors covered its windows with cards while the owner prepares to sell the building.

Corrections officers deployed a spray to clear a common area at the St. Louis County jail after at least 15 inmates refused to return to their cells.

Missouri's Attorney General has sued five retailers for hosting illegal gambling machines, seeking civil penalties and a permanent injunction against further unlawful gambling activities.

A Cahokia Heights woman was arrested after authorities say she made more than 30 threatening calls to a district school and told an employee she'd 'shoot them.' Deputies arrested her and took her to the county jail, the sheriff's Facebook post says.