Two individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with a fatal shooting in Dutchtown, including charges of first-degree murder and other offenses.

A St. Louis man was killed in Tower Grove South; a suspect is arrested and charged, including with first-degree murder. The SLMPD urges the public to provide information.

The City of Maryland Heights Government has reported non-emergency phone lines outages and advised residents to use email or a temporary phone line for urgent matters.

Wildwood Police Department's Deputy Chief Matthew Sicilia graduated from the FBI National Academy, recognizing his professional development and leadership in law enforcement.

Officers Bruno and Gorczyca from Chesterfield Police received recognition for solving a theft case, resulting in the arrest of a suspect tied to over $217,000 in stolen goods.

St. Louis hosts the STL Recovers Tornado Recovery Community Meeting to aid in the aftermath of a tornado, offering resources and support to residents.

A single-vehicle crash in St. Louis involving a Kia K5 left one woman dead and another hospitalized. The car overturned at a T-intersection hitting a boulder. Details about the driver and cause are unclear.

A bicyclist was killed in a hit-and-run incident in St. Louis; police seek information to find the fleeing vehicle and offer a reward for tips leading to an arrest.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Saint Louis, predicting warmer days ahead with a mix of sunny and rainy conditions throughout the week.

The St. Louis police are seeking public help to find John Maul, missing since October 24, 2025; a Facebook post has been made urging community assistance.

Operation Santa in Pinehurst, previously scheduled for December 17th, will now take place on December 18th, as announced by the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District.

Hazelwood City Hall employees participated in a tree topper contest, with the City Manager/HR Department winning. The friendly competition celebrated creativity and teamwork, adding holiday cheer to the municipal building.

Wentzville invites residents to vote on names for snowplows in their 'Name-That-Plow' contest, with finalists awaiting public choice before the revealing end of January.