A funeral at Greater Rising Star in north St. Louis was disrupted by a dispute and an alleged gun threat; police detained two people and reported no injuries.

The Missouri Court of Appeals heard arguments Thursday as the state presses to reverse Christopher Dunn’s 2024 vacatur. The decision could return Dunn to prison or keep his exoneration intact.

A man's body was found inside a Wellston house days after a midweek blaze; police and fire investigators say the cause of the fire and the death are under review.

A Pine Lawn resident was charged with first‑degree murder after a Feb. 4 shooting in north St. Louis that killed an 18‑year‑old.

Trooper Orrin Hawkins was named DPS Sworn Team Member of the Month after documenting a driver’s social‑media activity in a crash that killed a 14‑year‑old. The Highway Patrol credited his investigative work and compassion.

Months after the Aug. 25 blast in north Florissant, crews have started repairs but many residents remain displaced and an 18‑year‑old remains critically injured.

A St. Charles County teen will face adult charges after prosecutors say he fatally stabbed his mother’s friend in late October; bond was set at $500,000.

Neighbors in Carondelet say gunfire near Alaska Park has become a nightly fear. Surveillance video and resident reports have prompted a police review of patrols.

A man was struck by a stray bullet inside his St. Louis home early Wednesday as police investigate nearby gunfire. Detectives are asking for tips.

A man was arrested after allegedly threatening to detonate a device during a robbery at the Schnucks on Godfrey Road; investigators found no explosives and charges followed.

A St. Louis man was arrested Feb. 23 and charged in the Feb. 2 West End killing of 59-year-old Timothy Rice, police say. Detectives say video tied the suspect to the shooting.

A man was found fatally stabbed in the 400 block of Ames Place in Ferguson; police say a woman tied to the victim was taken into custody at a nearby bus stop. Investigators have opened a homicide probe.

Coretta “Cory” Elliott was sentenced to three years and ordered to repay about $1.7M after pleading guilty to wire fraud tied to PPP loans. The case raises fresh questions about contracting and political ties in St. Louis.