A bicyclist was fatally struck by an SUV in Breckenridge Hills on St. Charles Rock Road; the driver remained at the scene, and the incident is under investigation.

St. Louis contemplates closing 37 of its 68 public schools by 2026 due to declining population, birth rates, and costly infrastructure repairs exacerbated by tornado damage.

A man was arrested for drug trafficking after being stopped for a traffic violation in St. Louis, facing multiple charges including possession of a controlled substance.

An inmate at St. Louis CJC died after being restrained by staff; an investigation into the incident led by SLMPD's Force Investigations Unit is underway.

Samuel Hayes Jr. died in custody at St. Louis City Justice Center after being restrained, marking the facility's twentieth such death since 2020, sparking concerns and calls for accountability and investigation.

Residents in St. Louis face flash floods and a heatwave, with a Flash Flood Warning and an Extreme Heat Warning issued by the National Weather Service.

Kirkwood, Missouri police reported a self-inflicted gunshot, copper theft, vehicle theft, and assault on a cyclist, detailing the incidents on social media.

The Wentzville Police Department in Missouri is hiring experienced law enforcement officers, offering competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities in specialized units.

Two Missouri men died in separate drowning incidents at Lake of the Ozarks and the Niangua River on a Saturday; authorities are investigating both cases.

A man from St. Louis County received an 18-month prison sentence for his involvement in dogfighting and will also have a subsequent three-year supervised release.

St. Louis faces a prolonged period of dangerous heat with heat index values up to 110, prompting health advisories and preparedness for thunderstorms and potential flash flooding.

Armon Simpson, 39, was arrested by the U.S. Marshals for a series of 22 burglaries across the St. Louis area, now facing 30 felony charges. He allegedly targeted first-floor apartments with unlocked sliding doors.

Scammers impersonating the U.S. Attorney's Office are targeting residents, using sophisticated tactics such as spoofing phone numbers and requesting payments via mobile apps. The public is cautioned to report such calls to the FTC.