Zacchaeus Daniels and infant daughter Ophelia were identified as victims in a St. Louis shooting investigated as a murder-suicide.

A couple was robbed by a male suspect in Walnut Park West; the man's wallet was taken from his lap. The suspect later brandished a firearm when confronted. Police are investigating the open case.

St. Louis NWS forecasts a clear afternoon with highs near 67°F, windy conditions, and potential sprinkles in the evening, followed by a sunny weekend and a warmer week ahead.

St. Louis Police Chief Robert J. Tracy is discussing ballistic intelligence and the NIBIN system at a Congressional Briefing, highlighting their importance in solving violent crimes.

Roadwork in St. Peters is causing lane closures on Mexico Road and Grand Teton Drive until March 11, with varying schedules for eastbound and westbound traffic.

A murder-suicide inquiry is underway after a man, 21, and a 9-month-old girl were shot dead on February 28 in St. Louis. Police are not seeking suspects at this time.

Missouri Democrats filibuster over a bill to give state control of the St. Louis Police. Changes include police board membership and a funding increase. Mayor Jones criticizes a lack of safety improvement evidence.

Niraj S. Patel won the 2025 Outstanding Professional Engineer in Government award from the St. Louis Chapter of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers.

An 18-year-old is charged with first-degree murder after Khalil Green, also 18, was found shot in a carjacked vehicle. Two elderly women were previously carjacked by five males, sparking the investigation.

A St. Louis felon, Randy Wilkes, received a 40-month sentence for weapons possession after a standoff with police involving his arrest for violent assaults.

MoDOT begins roadwork in St. Louis, causing lane closures and detours on Route H and various highways, impacting commutes and requiring drivers to follow detour routes.

The St. Louis County Sheriff's Office issued a briefing with tips to avoid online scams, highlighting signs of fraud and urging public vigilance in reporting suspicious activities.

The SLMPD is investigating the vandalism of a mobile camera unit during Mardi Gras, releasing images of suspects and seeking public help, with possible cash rewards for tips leading to arrests.