A St. Louis woman received a 7-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter and domestic assault after fatally shooting her girlfriend's friend during a dispute.

The former president of VPI admitted to distributing contaminated fruit juice, which impacted the National School Lunch Program. She pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges and awaits sentencing.

The article discusses the indictment of former Mississippi State Capitol Police officer Jeffery Walker for using excessive force on a handcuffed individual.

Christopher Pritchard pleaded guilty to arson and civil rights charges for burning down a Mormon church in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, impacting the community’s worship.

A Missouri man was convicted of child pornography production, involving the sexual exploitation of a young child. He faces 15 to 30 years in prison, with sentencing set for April 2025.

A second suspect, Donovan Baucom, has been charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of high school hockey player Colin Brown. Baucom awaits a court appearance with another accused, Garrett Jordan.

A teenage boy was robbed at gunpoint by three suspects when trying to trade video game systems in St. Louis. Police are investigating the incident. No injuries were reported.

A man was critically injured in a shooting in the Carondelet neighborhood, with St. Louis police seeking public assistance to identify the masked assailants.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to 30 years for sexual assault at a MetroLink station, with the Circuit Attorney praising legal support for the victim's testimony.

A man has been charged in the fatal shooting of Lamare McGee in St. Louis, with the SLMPD arresting a 43-year-old suspect for murder, assault, and armed criminal action.

The 25th patient linked to a Missouri disability fraud scheme has been sentenced, with 6 more awaiting sentencing. The scam involved fraudulent disability claims, with varying penalties and restitution amounts for those involved.

The St. Louis Police are investigating multiple car break-ins, seeking a suspect seen in photos, and urging public assistance and vigilance, especially at gas stations.

Xavier Sean Boyd was sentenced to 21 years for armed postal worker robberies in St. Louis, where keys were stolen to loot mail for checks, resulting in a high-speed arrest.