McKendree University mourns the death of water polo coach Colleen Lischwe, 34, killed in a collision on Interstate 44; GoFundMe raises funds in her memory.

A St. Louis woman, Jasmine D. Love, was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and misdemeanor assault for a fatal crash.

A former university IT director, Ronald Simpson, was sentenced to 46 months in prison and ordered to repay $3.9 million for committing wire fraud by selling university IT equipment.

Ronald S. Berry of St. Louis was sentenced to eight years for a fatal 2022 hit-and-run after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and leaving the scene.

In St. Louis, a woman, Gladys Anthony, died following a dog attack; her husband was also injured but survived. Their family is grieving the loss. The dogs have not been captured; the incident is under investigation.

A woman in Southwest Garden was robbed by an acquaintance; the suspect allegedly took extra cash and a debit card and pointed a firearm at her. Police seek information.

A woman was robbed at gunpoint in Southwest Garden, St. Louis. The suspect fled in a minivan. Police and CrimeStoppers seek tips to aid the investigation.

The SLMPD seeks public help in finding three suspects in the Bevo Mill shooting death of Jason McClure on December 11, releasing photos and video for leads.

St. Louis sees a continued decline in crime rates in 2024, with the lowest homicides in a decade and a 15% overall crime rate drop from the previous year. However, burglaries increased slightly.

A woman died after a semi-truck, driven by a distracted driver, collided with her car on I-44 in St. Louis, causing it to fall off the overpass. Traffic was heavily affected following the crash.

St. Louis City Municipal Court records are now on CaseNet, making case searches and fine payments accessible through one platform as of January 2, 2025. MuniCourt.net and PayItSt.Louis are now obsolete.

A man was robbed at gunpoint in St. Louis after a minor traffic accident, with the suspect stealing money and fleeing the scene. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Adrian Peebles of St. Louis admitted to staging car accidents in a mail fraud scheme, causing losses of over $100,000 to insurers. He awaits sentencing.