Missouri's ORP sustained efforts through Week 37, as detailed by the Department of Public Safety, highlighting law enforcement's commitment despite delayed holiday reporting.

St. Louis Police warn against celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve, emphasizing its illegality and potential to cause harm, and promote a safe celebration.

Wildwood police advise residents to secure their vehicles and keep valuables out of sight to prevent thefts, offering practical tips and free steering wheel locks.

One person died in a multi-car crash on Watson Road in St. Louis; details of the cause are under investigation.

A man in his 20s was shot and killed in St. Louis's Mount Pleasant area; police seek witnesses and offer a reward for information leading to a felony arrest.

An adult man was killed in a shooting in south St. Louis, prompting a homicide investigation. Motives are unclear, and no suspect information is available. Local support networks are highlighted amid city's gun violence issues.

St. Louis opens emergency shelters to aid vulnerable residents against cold weather, providing beds and transportation across various locations with the assistance of the United Way 211 Helpline.

St. Louis police seized a firearm linked to gunfire incidents after a traffic stop, arresting three young people and underscoring the role of technology and K9 units in crime prevention.

A 26-year-old, Malik Holmes, was fatally shot on Christmas night on Northland Avenue, St. Louis. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information.

A man named Albert Willis was shot dead on Christmas day in St. Louis; homicide detectives are investigating. The police urge the public to provide any information.

Chesterfield SEU officer apprehended a repeat offender for theft at Cavender's after conducting a detailed investigation and employing strategic coordination.

Shrewsbury Police reported traffic arrests and an identity theft case, involving license issues and outstanding warrants, while also humorously cautioning about Santa.

Two Missouri men face charges after a national sting, Operation Relentless Justice, for allegedly abusing a boy, 13. The operation, part of Project Safe Childhood, has led to 293 arrests and over 205 child victims located.