Joshua Conley has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for second-degree murder and armed criminal action after pleading guilty to fatally shooting Quentin Berry in St. Louis in 2023.

Mayor Borgmeyer and County Executive Ehlmann sign a deal for asset exchange and infrastructure development in St. Charles, promising significant city changes.

St. Louis gets a $250k grant for clean energy projects, with the potential for more funding, to address energy affordability and sustainability challenges.

MoDOT is preparing for winter with a statewide drill on Oct. 16 to test their new and experienced plow operators, ensuring readiness in snow and ice management, with past winter operations costing over $64 million.

A man was shot and killed in Jennings, prompting a homicide investigation with no suspects detained yet. The incident occurred outside a car on Eton Place.

MoDOT will discuss a bridge replacement over St. Francis River in Butler County on October 28 at the Fisk Community Center; construction may start in 2027.

A series of thefts in Shrewsbury, MO, included incidents at Dollar Tree and Walmart, with one involving drugs. Police identified suspects and are pursuing charges.

St. Louis forecast predicts sunny days with occasional showers in the coming week, with highs in the 70s and 80s. Rain likelihood increases over the weekend.

St. Louis police are investigating an early morning shooting in a local neighborhood that resulted in the death of a man, with no suspects or motives disclosed yet.

St. Louis Fire Department hosts a Fire Safety Falloween Festival with educational activities and fun for families, emphasizing fire prevention amid Halloween celebrations.

Firefighters found a man dead in a hoarder's cluttered home in St. Louis after battling a challenging blaze. Authorities are investigating the fire's cause and the man's death.

Missouri's DCI issued a bulletin to prevent insurers from canceling policies of homeowners impacted by spring 2025 storms, enforcing consumer protection.

Clayton Police Department handled 518 incidents in a week, including assisting at a grill fire, breaking up a fight, arresting a man in a vacant building, investigating thefts at local businesses, and a high-speed chase.