Dr. Craig Spiegel, a St. Louis pediatrician, pleaded guilty to unlawful prescription distribution for sex or cash and admitted causing over $114,000 in healthcare losses.

A Mobile man was arrested by Baldwin County Sheriff's Office for electronic solicitation of a minor, believing he was speaking to a 14-year-old girl but it was an undercover officer.

A 38-year-old man was fatally shot in Tower Grove South, and St. Louis Police are investigating the homicide, encouraging witnesses to provide information anonymously.

Missouri's AG charged a Kansas City carpenter with fraud for not completing paid staircase repairs, urging victims to report to the Consumer Protection Section.

Marlow Williams, 49, was fatally shot in Baden, St. Louis. Police found him with multiple gunshot wounds. Despite EMS' efforts, he died in the hospital. Investigations are ongoing; no suspects or motives are disclosed yet.

St. Louis police, in cooperation with ATF, arrested a 27-year-old felon and seized 27 guns, some modified for automatic fire and some stolen, during an investigation.

St. Louis police arrested two after a carjacking, following a pursuit that ended in a crash. No serious injuries were reported, and the SLMPD highlighted their swift action against crime.

Chesterfield Police reported handling 1,016 calls, making 19 arrests, and encountering incidents including severe DUI cases and an employee using fentanyl at work.

Andre Wilson received a 15-year sentence for a 2024 shooting in Missouri after pleading guilty to assault and armed criminal action, injuring a bystander and causing a second person to be dragged by a car.

A pedestrian controlling traffic at a concert in Chesterfield, Missouri was hit by Julian Whorton's vehicle. Police arrested Whorton who admitted to the hit and found drugs in his car. He was charged with a Class E Felony for leaving the scene.

Thieves stole 54 bronze memorial plaques, worth nearly $19,000, from the Humane Society of Missouri's memorial park, causing emotional and financial distress.

Shrewsbury Police reported numerous traffic violations including drivers without licenses, vehicle registration, or insurance during a week marked by a snowstorm.

Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner faced a disciplinary panel over the misuse of funds, with her law license at stake. She had admitted to using office funds for a personal fine and entered a diversion program to avoid harsher penalties.