A man was fatally shot on the 3500 block of Alberta Street in Dutchtown, St. Louis; the police are investigating the incident with few details released.

A man was critically injured in a shooting in Greater Ville, St. Louis during a dispute between two individuals. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon.

Two juveniles were arrested after a 48-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint in Lasalle Park; authorities continue to investigate the incident and seek information.

Three masked suspects armed with firearms robbed two juveniles in Walnut Park West, St. Louis, taking a phone, cash, and other items. Police seek information on the perpetrators.

A St. Louis gang member was indicted on charges including murder in aid of racketeering and could face life in prison or the death penalty if found guilty.

Andrew Barnett was sentenced to 15 years for stabbing Kristopher Schmeiderer in 2014, causing injuries that led to Schmeiderer's death a year and a half later.

A domestic dispute in St. Louis led to an accidental shooting, injuring a couple after a gun discharged during a scuffle. Police are investigating the incident with no charges filed yet.

SWAT and detectives executed a search warrant in St. Louis related to a 2020 missing person case, finding suspected narcotics and detaining two individuals. FBI assisted, signaling intensified efforts to solve the case.

A man was shot in the leg at the Carousel Motel in St. Louis and is uncooperative with the police investigation. Witnesses saw two people fleeing the scene. The public is asked for tips.

Police are investigating a carjacking in Tower Grove Southeast, St. Louis, where a man was robbed of his Dodge Charger by two armed suspects. The suspects remain at large.

St. Louis supports crime victims with a hotline for assistance and rights guidance, and distributes free gun locks during National Crime Victims' Rights Week.

Shrewsbury police dealt with incidents including an arrest for expired license plates, theft at Walmart, and a severe storm event, alongside routine calls and auto accidents.

Edward James Mitchell Jr. (aka Musa Muhammad) pled guilty to bank fraud for illegally obtaining mortgages worth over $1.2 million. He faces sentencing on July 8.