A multi-vehicle accident in St. Louis involving a Mazda 6, Jeep Wrangler, and Chevrolet Malibu left a woman dead and several injured, including an infant. The Mazda driver fled but was later hospitalized.

A woman was shot following a traffic incident outside Lee’s Chicken in Walnut Park West, with assailants fleeing. She is in stable condition; police seek information.

A 14-year-old boy was critically hurt in a shooting in the Penrose area of St. Louis. A dark vehicle was involved and detectives are seeking information.

A teenager was robbed at gunpoint in St. Louis's Tower Grove East; two juveniles, one recognized by the victim, took his phone and jacket. Police are investigating.

Four Missouri men admitted to committing bank fraud with checks stolen from mail, leading to total losses of $67,807. Sentences ranged from 12 to 24 months. The scheme involved altering stolen checks and unauthorized transactions.

Missouri man, Jesse Henry, pleads guilty to damaging a railroad signal system, admitting to over $1.5 million in railroad property thefts across Missouri and Illinois.

Daryl Jones Jr. pleads guilty to defrauding Pennsylvania's unemployment benefits, stealing identities, and committing loan fraud during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dexter McKinnies was sentenced to 25 years in prison for shooting at police officers in 2020 when they attempted to arrest him. He had pled guilty to several charges.

Daryl B. Clemmons was convicted of shooting his son's football coach, Shaquille Latimore, in a feud over the child's playtime in a youth sports program.

An Overland police officer, Derrick S. Godfrey, faces harassment, kidnapping, and domestic assault charges following a domestic incident with his pregnant wife.

Daryl B. Clemmons was convicted for shooting his son's football coach, Shaquille Latimore, during a dispute over the child's playing time. The incident occurred during a practice, and Clemmons claimed self-defense.

Officials seek public help in locating Jason McKay, 28, last seen at his home on Olive Street on February 24. He may be driving a dark grey 2014 Chevy Impala.

Anthony "TT" Jordan was convicted of drug trafficking and involvement in nine murders to protect his operation. He faces life in prison after a DEA investigation revealed his cocaine ring and retaliatory killings.