A suspect is sought for a burglary at Dorsa Lofts in downtown St. Louis, where firearms worth $5,600 were stolen. Police seek public assistance and offer rewards for tips.

A 17-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting in Hamilton Heights, St. Louis. The incident is under police investigation, with the suspect at large.

Arizona auto mechanic Andres Lopez was sentenced to 33 months in prison and must repay $1.37 million for defrauding customers through undelivered services and damaging vehicles.

Shrewsbury Police detailed a week of crimes including drug-related arrests, theft, and recovery of illegal firearms, with various incidents like shoplifting with possession of drugs and a handgun theft.

Robert Harper received a ten-year prison sentence for the first-degree domestic assault and armed criminal action after pleading guilty to shooting his former girlfriend in the face.

Missouri man, Jamal W. Kimball, admitted to sending obscene material to an undercover FBI agent posing as a minor on Kik Messenger and also solicited child abuse material from an actual minor.

A homicide probe began after St. Louis firefighters found a man, later identified as William Wills, shot inside a burning home, who died despite efforts to save him.

The St. Louis Police reported a man was fatally shot in The Ville; no arrests yet, motive unclear, and investigation ongoing.

Over 26,000 St. Louis residents are still without power after severe storms, with utility crews fixing 300 poles and navigating damage to restore electricity.

City Court halts warrant issuance post-tornado for missed court dates from May 19-23, allowing residents to reschedule.

Police found four people dead from gunshots in a St. Louis home, with firearms and narcotics present; the cause and relevance of the drugs are under investigation.

St. Louis city officials warn residents via social media of scammers falsely claiming to be FEMA representatives, as the actual FEMA assistance is still weeks away.

The Clayton School District will stay closed Monday due to damage and power outages from a tornado, with administrators, including Dr. Nisha Patel, working with local emergency services on recovery efforts.