Daniel Robert, a Texas man, received a life sentence for leading a cocaine distribution network accountable for over 325 kilograms in southern Illinois, including charges for obstruction and witness tampering.

An inmate at St. Louis CJC died after being restrained by staff; an investigation into the incident led by SLMPD's Force Investigations Unit is underway.

Samuel Hayes Jr. died in custody at St. Louis City Justice Center after being restrained, marking the facility's twentieth such death since 2020, sparking concerns and calls for accountability and investigation.

Scammers impersonating the U.S. Attorney's Office are targeting residents, using sophisticated tactics such as spoofing phone numbers and requesting payments via mobile apps. The public is cautioned to report such calls to the FTC.

MoDOT is installing a culvert on Veterans Memorial Parkway, causing temporary closures for the Improve I-70 Project, which includes widening I-70 in Missouri.

St. Louis police are investigating a fatal shooting in Walnut Park West, seeking information on the incident that adds to citywide gun violence concerns.

Raysean Colvin has been sentenced to 35 years for his involvement in the fatal shooting of 13-year-old Ra’Niya Steward, although he was not the shooter.

MoDOT has started a $1.2 million project to upgrade pedestrian facilities in the Jefferson City area to meet ADA standards, starting in Taos and affecting other areas, with completion set for December 2025.

St. Louis faces a long-duration heatwave with high temperatures and humidity, prompting residents to take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses.

Bridge repairs on U.S. Highway 169 at NW Cookingham Dr. in Clay County will disrupt traffic starting July 23, with lane closures and detours in effect until October.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey filed a legal petition to remove Benton County Treasurer Richard Renno for misconduct, including sex crime charges and neglect of duty.

St. Louis is expecting a hot and stormy week, with high temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is hosting a Citizens Academy for locals to learn about law enforcement. The 12-week program starts on September 9th and includes hands-on experience. Participants must be over 18 and pass a background check.