St. Louis officials seek community help after a fatal dog attack on Gladys Anthony. They request information about the dogs from the public, offering anonymity through CrimeStoppers.

A stabbing in St. Louis's Academy neighborhood resulted in the death of Michael Johnson Jr. and injuries to two others; the incident is under police investigation.

A woman was sentenced to 25 years for making child pornography involving a two-year-old. She must pay $15,000 and will be on lifetime supervised release.

A St. Louis felon, Clayton Pierce Davis, received a nine-year prison sentence for fatally shooting a man during a 4th of July event after pleading guilty to illegal ammunition possession.

Police seek four suspects involved in a series of early morning burglaries at businesses in St. Louis on April 27th, as detailed on the department's website.

A St. Louis man, Curion M. Turner, was sentenced to 15 years for sexually exploiting underage girls after pleading guilty to statutory rape and sodomy.

An 11-year-old boy was fatally shot in north St. Louis County, with police responding to the incident on Longford Drive. The child died despite emergency efforts after sustaining a gunshot wound.

St. Louis chop shop operator pleads guilty and faces 15 years in prison for aiding car thieves, including altering VINs. Eight stolen vehicles were found at his shop.

Fatal crash in the Ville neighborhood kills Corey McBride after a collision between a Wrangler and a Chrysler. The Chrysler driver fled but later surrendered.

St. Louis homicide detectives investigate a shooting in Dutchtown where 48-year-old Lachonda Valentine was found dead, prompting police to seek public assistance.

A man in his 50s was found dead from gunshot wounds in the Vandeventer neighborhood; SLMPD officials report the ongoing investigation and call for public assistance.

St. Louis police identified Anthony Conner, 22, as the victim of an April 29th shooting in College Hill; an investigation and request for tips via CrimeStoppers are ongoing.

A visitor with measles at the St. Louis Aquarium has prompted health warnings from Missouri DHSS due to potential exposure risks and increased nationwide measles cases.