A suspect has been arrested for a fatal shooting in St. Louis's Baden neighborhood that left a 46-year-old man dead. Police charged the 47-year-old suspect with murder and armed criminal action.

A male pedestrian was fatally hit by multiple vehicles on I-64 near Midtown, St. Louis. The SLMPD is seeking witnesses and information about the involved vehicles that left the scene.

The National Weather Service reports a tranquil start to November in St. Louis, with fair conditions and temperatures ranging from 41°F to 63°F, and mostly clear skies.

Wentzville offers three waste disposal services for holidays: large-item pickup scheduled online, weekly trash disposal of three bags without extra cost, and discounted residential dumpsters through Meridian Waste.

Kirkwood, Missouri residents and police are working together to reunite a found cat with its owner, leveraging social media for leads, as the microchip information was never registered.

The Hazelwood Fire Department reminds residents via social media to change smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector batteries when setting clocks for daylight saving time.

The Chesterfield Police used a humorous Halloween post to share safety tips for trick-or-treaters, urging visibility with lights/reflective items and caution for drivers.

St. Louis experiences typical Midwestern weather variability, with a frost advisory and chilly temperatures transitioning to warmer, sunny days ahead.

Sheila Wunning, director of the developmental disabilities division in Missouri, ensures hands-on patient interaction, reduces unnecessary institutionalization, and advocates for personalized care while overseeing department improvements.

Route FF in Callaway County reopens early after construction, with MoDOT removing a restricting overhead bridge as part of the I-70 improvement project.

Charges against Chad Morris, co-owner of Bar:PM, were dismissed following a police SUV crashing into his bar; there were concerns over police conduct and questions of legality.

MoDOT warns of lane closures and potential delays due to highway maintenance and construction work in Mid-Missouri that may affect multiple counties from November 3-9.

The Missouri DCI has outlined health insurance rates for 2026, emphasizing consumer choice and available resources despite rate increases and potential end of tax credits.