Deputies tracked a suspect wanted in a Fenton death to a Festus Holiday Inn; a SWAT operation ended when the man was found dead in his room, officials say.

Saint Charles, MO drivers will face lane closures on Muegge Road until April due to additional concrete slab replacements needed after initial repairs caused further cracking.

Saint Charles Police Department hosts "Coffee with a Cop" for community engagement on March 3 at local McDonald’s, promoting open dialogue with residents.

The SLATE Missouri Job Center has launched MO HEROES CONNECT to assist veterans and their families with transitioning into civilian jobs through vocational training and support services.

Surveillance shows a man dropping a skinned, headless coyote into a QuikTrip trash can in Eureka on Jan. 25. Police have forwarded the case to prosecutors for review.

A 29-year-old man died two days after officers transported him from a downtown St. Louis bus stop; the Force Investigation Unit has opened a probe.

Saint Louis experienced overcast skies and humidity with the weather forecast predicting gradual clearing and highs near 57 degrees, followed by patchy fog and mostly sunny Washington's Birthday.

An employee at the NEO Vantage Point apartments is charged with a second-degree terrorist threat after allegedly threatening coworkers; police say multiple firearms were recovered.

Two Chesterfield police officers, Melvin Campbell and Michael Clymer, receive accolades and award nominations for their positive roles at Crestview Middle School.

Missouri Governor Kehoe announced five appointments to state boards, covering finance and healthcare, aiming to enhance leadership with diverse expertises.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appointed three judges to the state judiciary, including Michelle Cocayne and Catherine Dierker as Circuit Judges, and Karma Johnson as an Associate Circuit Judge.

Wentzville, Missouri, enhances communication with residents, offering multiple channels such as social media, website, and eNewsletters to keep them informed about city events and services.

The St. Louis Police reminded Mardi Gras attendees of rules like no cans, bottles, backpacks, coolers, underage drinking, or drunk driving and encouraged reporting suspicious activity on social media.