A man was shot dead in Jeff-Vander-Lou, and a suspect faces multiple charges including murder. Police seek public's help in the ongoing investigation.

Missouri Department of Transportation announces bridge rehabilitations on Route C, Route FF, and Beamer Lane, impacting Crawford County traffic with detours starting April 28.

Shrewsbury Police Department reported a busy week with multiple incidents at Walmart, including a resisted shoplifting arrest and an assault by a fired employee.

Reginald Davis, 49, was found with fatal neck injuries in St. Louis Place and his death has been ruled a homicide. Police are seeking information from the community.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis offers a free storm-spotting class in collaboration with the City Emergency Management Agency and St. Louis Public Library.

The article details St. Louis's weather forecast, predicting sunny skies and potential storms, including chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the end of the week.

St. Louis rapper LA4ss pleaded guilty to drug and gun possession charges as part of a high-speed chase incident. He faces a minimum of five years in prison.

The City Council reviews the new fiscal budget, factoring in comprehensive plans and upcoming projects while anticipating revenues and expenditure increases, using the Federal American Rescue Plan Act funds for capital projects.

Creve Coeur is seeking residents to serve on city boards, commissions, and committees, with various positions available, including advisory roles with significant influence on city policy.

Creve Coeur is hosting an event about its Stormwater Management Cost-Share Program on May 28 to inform community members about financial support for stormwater projects.

Isaac Perry pled guilty to a St. Louis bank robbery and an attempted robbery of the same bank, involving unique demand notes with hearts drawn on them.

A Louisiana bounty hunter was sentenced for kidnapping after serving time equal to his three-year sentence for the 2019 Missouri-to-Mississippi abduction.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe's first 100 days focused on public safety, economic growth, education, and streamlining government operations, including signing executive orders and legislative wins.