A man in his 50s was found dead from gunshot wounds in the Vandeventer neighborhood; SLMPD officials report the ongoing investigation and call for public assistance.

MoDOT is adjusting traffic on U.S. Route 54 for bridge works, calling for public cooperation during the construction that includes lane closings starting May 5, but keeping one ramp open.

A man was killed and another injured in a shooting in Gravois Park, as confirmed by St. Louis police. The incident occurred on May 1, with no suspects identified; police seek community tips.

Demesha Coleman received a 13-year prison sentence for involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action after a fatal shootout while pursuing her stolen vehicle.

U.S. Route 54 in Jefferson City will drop to a single lane due to a bridge rehabilitation project starting next week, with traffic advisories and certain ramp closures in place until mid-October.

St. Charles County property owners are receiving their Real Estate Assessment Notices, with property values up by 8.4% since 2023. The county adds QR codes for easy data access.

A homicide probe is underway after a woman was found dead at a desolate church in College Hill, with authorities seeking public help and offering rewards for information.

The Clayton Police Department responded to various incidents, from traffic accidents and check fraud to threats and scams, as detailed in a recent news release.

The St. Louis Blues defeated the Winnipeg Jets 5-1 in Game 4, with contributions from Jake Neighbours and goalie Jordan Binnington, tying the series 2-2.

Missouri Route 179 near Jamestown will be closed from mid-May to early July for Moniteau Creek Bridge deck replacement, with detours in place. The project is part of Missouri's ongoing infrastructure maintenance.

Missouri man David Russell Darr Jr. received a 27-year prison sentence for child pornography offenses, following a guilty plea and discovery of illicit material on his devices.

St. Louis swears in 14 new police officers after 32-week training, with the ceremony led by Commissioner Robert Tracey, emphasizing community engagement in modern policing.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed SB 22 and SB 47 into law, revising ballot measure procedures and class action lawsuit rules to improve efficiency and fairness.