Lamar Johnson, exonerated after 28 years in prison, was hired by Dellwood's Public Works, illustrating his resilience and community support for his new chapter in life.

Longmeadow Rescue Ranch in Missouri is hosting a naming contest for a surprise baby alpaca born just hours after the emergency intake of two female alpacas.

Missouri Medicaid will cover doula services starting October 2, 2024, as per CMS-approved SPA, which includes prenatal, childbirth, and postpartum support.

SLATE is hosting its fourth Holly Jolly Holiday Hiring Fair in St. Louis, offering job opportunities from various sectors for the holiday season and beyond.

A 44-year-old man was critically injured after a stabbing in Walnut Park West, St. Louis, and has been uncooperative in providing assailant details to the police.

One man was killed and another critically injured in a shooting in St. Louis's Jeff-Vander-Lou area. Despite no suspects yet, police urge witnesses to come forward.

A 19-year-old was shot in the face in the Wells/Goodfellow area of St. Louis after an encounter with two suspects asking about marijuana. He is now in stable condition, and the police are investigating.

A Florissant man, Gary S. Caldwell, died in a vehicle crash in West Alton, with excessive speed and the absence of a seatbelt contributing to the fatality.

St. Louis Police captured four juveniles after a carjacking led to a car chase, with the suspects eventually detained and an airsoft rifle found in the stolen vehicle.

Saint Louis University lays off 23 staff members and freezes over 130 positions to address a $20 million budget shortfall amid wider challenges in higher education.

A Florida man is indicted for stealing checks from multiple churches in Missouri and Illinois, using a specialized tool, with potential penalties including prison and fines.

St. Charles County Parks offers a range of holiday activities including an eco-friendly holiday lecture, a train display, craft sessions, historical walks, and ice skating with Santa.

A former St. Louis County charity official was indicted for embezzling nearly $700,000 intended for adults with disabilities, facing three counts of wire fraud.