Shirley Waller, 42, faces indictment for alleged involvement in romance fraud, pandemic relief loan fraud, and mortgage fraud, including misusing PPP loans and deceiving an elderly woman.

The NWS St. Louis forecasts light rain turning to thunderstorms today, with gusty winds. The week will see mixed conditions, with a rainy, stormy weekend forecast.

Kelsea Ballerini extends her headlining arena tour to include new dates in 2025 with special guests Maisie Peters and MaRynn Taylor, with tickets going on sale November 1.

Robert Walker Jr., 17, pleads guilty to second-degree murder, sentenced to 22 years for the fatal shooting of Robert Green in a dispute over gun sales.

A teen was robbed at gunpoint for his PS5 and other valuables while playing video games. Suspects are at large, and St. Louis Police urge public to submit tips.

The St. Louis weather forecast indicates a mix of warm days, possible severe storms, and elevated fire risks, with gusty winds and thunderstorms expected later in the week.

A woman was shot in the leg during a robbery attempt in St. Louis; she's in stable condition, and the suspect fled the scene. The police are seeking information.

A 16-year-old boy was hospitalized in critical but stable condition after being shot in a St. Louis neighborhood; police are investigating and seeking tips.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather shift in St. Louis, with rising temperatures, windier conditions, and an increase in precipitation expected through the week.

A fatal shooting occurred near a Florissant shopping center, with the victim found on the 8300 block of Lindbergh Boulevard. All involved parties are in custody, and charges are pending.

The Saint Louis Zoo's elephant, Jade, is expecting her first calf, due around late 2024 or early 2025. Her pregnancy is being monitored with care and enthusiasm.

The NWS forecasts a chance of showers and thunderstorms in St. Louis, followed by clear skies and mild temperatures. The weekend should be sunny, with potential storms mid-next week.

St. Louis is set to begin construction of a new $45 million 911 dispatch center aiming to improve emergency response times by housing police, fire, and EMS dispatchers in one location.