Two St. Louis men plead guilty to drug conspiracy, facing long prison sentences and fines. They admitted roles in a fentanyl distribution operation, with authorities seizing firearms, drugs, and cash.

Route AA bridge over the Little Maries River in Maries County is closing for rehabilitation starting Sept. 8, affecting 400 daily drivers; detours will be via Routes T, P, and US 63.

The Clayton Police responded to 540 calls in one week, dealing with trespassing, vehicle accidents, larceny, burglary, and more, including an incident involving drug possession and an automatic pistol.

One person died and another was injured in a collision at Gravois & South Compton Avenues involving a motorcycle and a pedestrian, followed by a crash with a stationary vehicle.

St. Louis forecast includes showers with a 30% chance, mild temperatures, and variable winds followed by a sunny weekend with highs in the upper 70s. The weather is expected to remain favorable with temperatures rising through the week.

A 51-year-old man was fatally shot late Wednesday in St. Louis' Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood, with detectives investigating and no suspects identified yet.

Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis plans to use $12 million from Rams funds to support tornado recovery, focusing on debris removal and housing as winter approaches.

The Shrewsbury Police Department reported various incidents, including shoplifting arrests at Walmart and encounters with individuals with outstanding warrants, during the last week of August. A missing juvenile was safely found in California.

A judge denied Terry Sedlacek's request to move to a less restrictive facility than Alton Mental Health Center, where he's been since a 2015 insanity verdict for fatally shooting Pastor Fred Winters in 2009.

The U.S. Route 54 rehabilitation over Missouri Boulevard in Jefferson City is finished a month early, reopening fully after construction since July 14.

A former St. Louis man, Christopher Gibbon, was arrested after years on the run for a Jamaican lottery scam, facing fraud charges dating back to 2019.

The Platte City License Office is moving to 1303 Platt Falls Rd and will reopen on September 15th, with a temporary closure from the previous Branch St location. Nearby offices in Parkville, Liberty, and Gladstone will assist during the transition.

An Atlanta woman, Ariel Burden, pleaded guilty for her role in a phone scam impersonating law enforcement to defraud Missouri and Kansas victims. She faces sentencing in January 2026.