Shrewsbury Police arrested a woman for shoplifting using a baby stroller; towed an unregistered vehicle; and held a woman with active warrants. They responded to various calls including accidents and suspicious activities.

Missouri AG files charges against three Shannon County sheriff's office members for sexual misconduct and forgery.

A Fenton man died in a crash on I-44 near Webster Groves when his car hit a guardrail; he was wearing a seatbelt and died 40 minutes after the incident.

The article describes the fatal end of a high-speed chase involving Shontez Campbell, who died following a crash after fleeing police across state lines.

A 57-year-old bicyclist died after being hit by a vehicle on Manchester near Tamm Ave., according to St. Louis Police. The driver remained on scene; no charges announced.

The Chesterfield Police Department reported a busy week with 1098 calls, involving incidents such as a Walmart employee's arrest for shoplifting and a driver's arrest with methamphetamine.

Fatal shooting in Benton Park West, St. Louis, resulted from a possible road rage incident; a 26-year-old man is dead, and a 27-year-old faces charges.

The Port St. Lucie Police Department announced on Facebook that 13-year-old Nikki Taylor Demitro was found in good health.

A suspect caused significant damage to a St. Charles County business, only stealing a small amount of beef sticks. The property damage was felony-level, but the theft was a misdemeanor. Police custody and investigation are ongoing.

St. Louis Police issued an appeal to help find the missing Tony Nelson, urging public vigilance and prompt reporting of any sightings. No details on Nelson's appearance or disappearance circumstances were revealed.

A man wielding a knife was fatally shot by police at St. Louis Lambert International Airport following a confrontation and failed Taser use. An investigation is underway.

A Missouri man, Trevon Carson, pleaded guilty to charges involving a fatal shooting during a 2023 marijuana deal, with a proposed 20-year prison term.

Rashid Naqvi admitted to submitting thousands of fraudulent claims for COVID-19 test kits through his companies, illegally obtaining patient information and paying kickbacks, with sentencing set for April 2026.