An undocumented immigrant is indicted on child pornography charges, highlighting efforts against child exploitation and the collaboration between federal law enforcement and immigration authorities.

Donald Eugene Fields II pleaded not guilty to child sex trafficking and other charges in a St. Louis court after his arrest in Florida, ending a two-year manhunt.

St. Louis is facing a gloomy forecast with rain and snow, according to NWS. Expect cold temperatures, with highs in the low 40s and lows potentially in the teens, and possible hazardous weather conditions.

St. Louis adopts a Strategic Land Use Plan to enhance walkability and neighborhood connectivity, shifting from car-focused to a more liveable urban design.

Shrewsbury Police reported various crimes including theft, scams, and shoplifting, along with a hit-and-run and recovered stolen vehicle, highlighting their community support and ongoing investigations.

Traffic alert: Roosevelt and Elizabeth Avenues in Springfield to be closed for paving work on Kearney Street approaches; detours needed from Feb 24-28.

A 64-year-old man was stabbed during an attempted robbery in O'Fallon and delayed seeking medical help, believing his injuries were minor. Police are seeking information on the suspect.

Four individuals plead guilty to selling illegal machine guns and drugs to an undercover agent, with a major case stemming from Project Safe Neighborhoods efforts.

St. Louis' Planning Commission approves a major update to its Land Use Plan, aiming to enhance walkability and neighborhood connectivity, with a focus on pedestrian-friendliness and community growth.

A fatal collision in north St. Louis involving a car and a city garbage truck left one dead and another injured. The crash occurred Thursday morning, and an investigation is ongoing.

Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. was sold out of bankruptcy for $2.55 million to Keg Holdings LLC, offering the struggling St. Louis craft brewery a chance for revival.

St. Louis prosecutors dropped charges against Dionte Taylor, accused of dragging Ellie Bentley under his car, due to challenges in proving intentional flight.

The Eastern District of Missouri's U.S. Attorney's Office collected $23.5 million in civil and criminal actions in fiscal year 2024, with significant settlements from medical services fraud cases.