St. Louis police report a fatal collision on I-44 involving a Prius and a semi-truck; victim identified as Collen Lischwe.

A 16-year-old Herculaneum High School student, Madalyn Robinson, died in a car crash; she was remembered for her sports involvement and vibrant school presence.

A vehicle struck an adult and juvenile pedestrian in St. Louis; police are investigating, and the area around West Florissant and Arlington is closed. No updates on the victims' conditions yet.

A pedestrian was fatally struck in a multi-vehicle crash on I-270 in Florissant after an abandoned car was hit by an alleged drunk driver. Traffic was disrupted but later restored.

A 7-year-old girl is in critical condition after being found unresponsive in a Midtown hotel pool; SLMPD investigates the incident as an accidental injury.

A man shot in the face drove to police in St. Louis for help; he is in critical condition and the police are investigating, seeking public assistance.

Missouri prosecutor Thomas Hollingsworth was suspended and fined for sending a prank email from a colleague's computer, raising concerns about professionalism and confidentiality.

A 16-year-old girl died in a car crash in Jefferson County after the vehicle, also carrying a 15-year-old with minor injuries, hit an embankment and overturned. Neither were wearing seatbelts.

Two men were robbed at gunpoint and knifepoint after parking their car in St. Louis. The suspects forced them into a warehouse, stole their belongings, and later allowed them to leave. Police are investigating the incident.

Jury convicts Moreion Lindsey for his role in a murder-for-hire, killing Titus Armstead in a drug-related scheme orchestrated by Ray Bradley. Lindsey faces life in prison.

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.