Ferguson police say a man was arrested after a home argument escalated and an AR-style rifle was pointed at another person; bond was set at $75,000 cash-only.

Two women were shot Friday night in Dellwood’s Olney Drive area; police say a suspect is in custody and investigators remain on scene.

A man has been charged after a shooting at a north St. Louis rehabilitation facility left a co-worker critically injured. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

AT&T service went down in Jefferson County, forcing 911 calls to be rerouted to a neighboring dispatch. Officials say emergencies should still call 911.

A Feb. 6 report details the Oct. 4 death of Leo Cruz Silva in ICE custody at Ste. Genevieve County Jail — and notes the report was posted 125 days later, past the 90‑day deadline.

A packed High Ridge town hall pressed MoDOT and first responders for faster fixes after crashes on Highway 30 surged. EMS said it handled about 400 incidents in 2025 while January collisions climbed sharply.

Police are seeking five males involved in a Gravois Park shooting, who targeted a man near a gas station. No injuries were reported, but property was damaged. The motive is unknown, and public tips are encouraged.

Authorities in St. Louis are seeking tips from the community as they pursue suspects linked to a January metro bus assault in the Baden neighborhood. CrimeStoppers and local detectives are accepting information to aid the investigation.

St. Louis County police say an unidentified man was found shot and pronounced dead Wednesday in the 11400 block of Maridosa Trail in Florissant. Detectives are asking anyone with information to call.

A woman was killed and a man critically injured in a shooting involving a domestic dispute and police in St. Louis, with the police investigation ongoing.

Illinois State Police posted body-camera footage of an Aug. 29 O'Fallon shooting that left one man dead. The St. Clair County prosecutor later declined to press charges.

St. Charles County reports a slight rise in drug overdose deaths, with fentanyl as the leading cause. Efforts like school programs and anti-overdose medication distribution aim to combat this trend.

The Clayton Police Department reported handling 420 calls, detailing a range of incidents including assaults, crashes, and arrests from January 26 to February 1.