Officers Griego and Brown received gift cards for their calm response to a violent confrontation with a trespasser, leading to a peaceful arrest and multiple charges against the assailant.

Clayton announces its municipal election for April 7, 2026, to elect three councilmembers for three-year terms, with eligibility criteria for candidates outlined.

Flags in Missouri are lowered to half-staff to honor the late Lieutenant Sarah McCarthy, a St. Charles County paramedic with 23 years of service, who passed away following on-duty chest pain and emergency surgery.

China has filed a $50.5 billion lawsuit against Missouri, claiming economic and reputational damage in response to Missouri's COVID-19 related $24 billion judgment against China.

Saint Charles, Missouri law enforcement responded to 94,000 calls for service in 2024, covering a wide range of incidents from noise complaints to serious traffic accidents.

Police and the FBI are looking for information on the arson attack against a Jewish family's vehicles, offering a $57,000 reward for tips leading to a conviction.

St. Louis weather forecast predicts sunny skies, temperature rise to 55°F, and a chance of rain with increasing winds. Conditions will fluctuate into next week.

Wentzville Police request public help in finding suspects of property damage in a subdivision, emphasizing community involvement in solving the crime.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed Executive Order 25-36 to ease hours of service regulations for fuel transporters amid a supply chain issue, ensuring delivery of residential heating fuels.

Wentzville has started the Schroeder Creek Water Main Project to improve water service south of Interstate 70, causing temporary southbound lane closures and traffic detours.

A single-vehicle crash in St. Louis resulted in the death of Brionna Brooks and injured another. The car hit a boulder and overturned; Brooks was confirmed as the driver.

Missouri's Michael O'Donnell named co-chair of NASAA's Uniform Securities Act Committee to modernize securities regulations alongside Leslie Van Buskirk.

The Chesterfield PD managed 1138 calls, writing 108 reports, giving 140 citations, and making 30 arrests in a week, focusing on preventing impaired driving.