Jordin White, 24, of St. Louis, received a 97-month prison sentence for firearms and drug offenses, including possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and cocaine base, and firearm possession related to drug trafficking.

Sheriff Montgomery of St. Louis has controversially hired Sonya Jenkins-Gray, previously fired for misuse of a city vehicle, as Chief Human Resources Officer.

Shrewsbury Police used a Flock camera system to address various crimes, including locating a stolen vehicle, apprehending a hit-and-run suspect, and arresting a shoplifter with suspected methamphetamine.

Police seek a suspect for a theft in Lafayette Square, where items were taken from a package at the victim's residence. The suspect returned most items but kept shorts and fled.

St. Louis is under an Extreme Heat Warning from the NWS due to high temperatures and a heat index up to 107°F, posing risks of heat-related illnesses.

One person died in a house fire on Tyrolean Ave, St. Louis. Firefighters battled the flames early Wednesday; the fire was out by 2:10 a.m. Causes are under investigation.

SLMPD District 3 seeks a suspect for a daytime theft in Lafayette Square where the individual was confronted by the homeowner and fled with some items.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sues Planned Parenthood over alleged misleading information about abortion drug safety, seeking over $1.8 million in penalties.

St. Louis officials urge residents to take precautions against the extreme heat, as the National Weather Service issues a warning. Health risks prompt the city to emphasize the importance of cooling centers and staying hydrated.

The U.S. DOE withdrew a federal loan for the Grain Belt Express after opposition, marking a win for Missouri landowners and reflecting a shift in federal energy policy.

After 31 years, Benny Leo Olson has been identified as the "John Doe" found deceased on the Mississippi River's banks in 1994, thanks to advances in DNA testing and fingerprint analysis.

Missouri psychiatrist Dr. Mohd Azfar Malik settled for $501,556 over fraudulent billing but didn't admit liability. He pled guilty to false claims in 2025.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that St. Charles County can't impose its own sales tax on top of city taxes for recreational marijuana, impacting county revenue projections.