A man is in critical condition after a pack of dogs attacked him in north St. Louis; animal control captured two dogs and police say the investigation is active.

St. Peters postpones curbside waste services due to winter storm; residents advised on snow removal and safety.

A heavy second-floor blaze broke out in a North City four-family building Sunday night; crews reported people trapped and launched a primary search.

The Missouri Department of Social Services isn’t asking for new frontline Children's Division hires for FY27 even as turnover stays high and lawmakers press for caseload limits.

Jefferson County warns residents to avoid unnecessary travel due to severe weather, praising the continuous work of highway crews and first responders.

Jefferson County, Missouri announces a Senior Tax Credit for residents aged 62 by January 1, 2025, with applications open from March 1st to June 30th. Forms are accessible online, at the Collector's office, and local libraries.

NWS in St. Louis issued an extreme cold warning with wind chills possibly reaching -22°F, urging residents to wear layers and take precautions against frostbite and hypothermia.

A woman is charged with first-degree murder and other crimes in connection with a man's death in St. Louis' Hyde Park; tips are sought via CrimeStoppers.

A man died after a St. Louis shooting in O'Fallon, with a suspect charged. The incident occurred on November 23, with police investigating the altercation that led to the gunfire.

A massive fire in a St. Louis apartment building prompted a four-alarm response, leading to an evacuation and a switch to defensive firefighting tactics. Over 100 personnel were on-site, and operations continued into the evening.

St. Louis extends emergency shelter hours due to cold, adds a warming bus at 10th and Cass, and solicits donations to its Winter Shelter Fund. Residents can call 211 for shelter transport.

A late‑night house fire in the 3600 block of Paule Avenue killed a man; county detectives and bomb-and-arson specialists are investigating.

Missouri accountant Kevin Scott Tate loses his CPA license due to misconduct and fraud in St. Louis and Jefferson counties, as enforced by the State Board of Accountancy.