One man died and another was critically injured in a shooting on January 13 in the Gate District, St. Louis. Police are investigating with no suspects or motive yet disclosed.

A Georgia woman was sentenced to 24 months for a scam impersonating officers, defrauding victims in Missouri and Kansas, with a court ordering restitution.

St. Louis County Police investigate a fatal shooting of a woman on Av De Paris Drive, with no suspects in custody.

Clayton Police Department responded to 430 calls, including fraud, unlicensed driving, and suspected burglary, highlighting various illegal activities in the Missouri suburb.

Ferguson Police responded to a gunfire incident, detaining multiple subjects and seizing three firearms. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing to determine possible charges.

A man was fatally shot in an apartment in the Mount Pleasant area, with a suspect arrested later that evening. The SLMPD is investigating and seeking tips.

Two individuals were arrested in Chesterfield, Missouri, after a traffic stop revealed one with a criminal history and the other with active warrants; suspected drugs were found.

Officials in St. Louis are trying to capture several loose vervet monkeys spotted near O'Fallon Park, with residents warned not to approach them due to potential aggressiveness.

A man in St. Louis, Robert Johnson, was sentenced to 28 years for the second-degree murder of his wife, Nancy Johnson, after her 2018 death due to domestic violence.

Terron Young was convicted of first-degree murder in the 2024 shooting of Anthony Jefferson in St. Louis, as well as armed criminal action and unlawful weapon use.

A Missouri man, Brian K. Ditch, was sentenced to 13 years for neglecting his quadriplegic uncle, a veteran, hiding his corpse to defraud $1.8 million in benefits.

A Georgia man was sentenced to 200 months for sex crimes involving a minor from Missouri after pleading guilty. He met the girl online, traveled to Missouri, and destroyed evidence. The FBI located them in Georgia within 24 hours.

Ayana J. Brown admitted to defrauding the government of $177,000 in pandemic relief via false tax claims for non-existent employees and expenses through her company.