Two Wendy's coworkers engaged in a violent altercation in St. Louis, resulting in one dead and one critically injured.

The Fernandina Beach PD trained their HR department on active assailant response, posted about it on Facebook, and plans to extend training city-wide.

Roland Robinson was found dead from severe injuries in Ferguson's West End, sparking a homicide investigation. Authorities seek witnesses to piece together the events of his death.

Police seek help after an officer was hurt during a traffic stop on Berkridge Drive in Hazelwood; the suspect in a gold Buick fled and remains at large.

Authorities seek a suspect for shoplifting whiskey from a liquor store in District 3. The black male suspect with dreadlocks and a goatee fled with two bottles.

An 18-year-old was fatally shot in St. Louis's Carr Square. Police found him wounded and he later died in hospital. His identity and the shooter's motive are unknown. Police seek information.

St. Louis police raided SA Recycling to address wire theft, uncovering 1,000 pounds of wire and considering charges. The crackdown aims to dismantle the market driving such thefts.

MoDOT is closing the I-64 North Outer Road/Technology Drive bridge over Dardenne Creek for replacement from August 11 until the end of 2025, adding a shared use path to improve pedestrian and cyclist connectivity.

Joshua J. Johnson was convicted in 20 minutes by a St. Louis jury for aiming a laser pointer at a helicopter, an offense punishable by up to five years in prison.

Shrewsbury Police used a Flock camera system to address various crimes, including locating a stolen vehicle, apprehending a hit-and-run suspect, and arresting a shoplifter with suspected methamphetamine.

Missouri AG and others called on the NCAA to restore women's sports records, claiming transgender women's participation erased cisgender women's achievements. They argue this contravenes Title IX's principles of gender equity.

A 19-year-old named Davion L. Love was shot and killed in Pagedale, St. Louis. The incident is under investigation with no arrests made or suspects identified.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey secured Benton County Treasurer Richard Renno's resignation amid serious allegations, including felonies involving a minor.