Suspects in St. Louis County high-speed chase and crash are in custody; police response included the DEA and Homeland Security, with no public threat.

Rep. Ian Mackey has introduced legislation for a potential merger of St. Louis City and County, aiming to consolidate them into a "Metropolitan City of St. Louis."

St. Peters City facilities adjust hours for New Year's Day, with closures and altered service schedules, including Rec-Plex hours and waste pickup changes.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources is promoting financial aid for water projects through a webinar on Jan. 15. Applications for low-interest loans from SRF programs, for water infrastructure upgrades, are due March 1.

A 2-year-old boy in St. Louis died after accidentally shooting himself with a gun found in an AutoZone parking lot. His father has been charged with endangering a child's welfare.

Mike Sommer has been selected as the new Finance Director for St. Charles County, pending approval from the County Council. He replaces the acting director, Tracy Bayne.

St. Louis police have reclassified the July death of Lisa Smith as a homicide due to blunt force injuries. They appeal for public assistance with the investigation.

A man was shot and killed in south St. Louis, and police are investigating the incident that occurred near Gravois Avenue and Eichelberger Street. No arrest details have been provided.

Governor Mike Parson named December Christmas Tree Month in Missouri, recognizing the agricultural significance of the industry and celebrating the winners of the Missouri Christmas Tree Association contests.

Governor Parson appoints new officials in Missouri, including Ken Cox, Rhonda Denman, Gayle Linneman, and Dr. Case Ruckman, each to county roles reflecting their professional backgrounds.

A weekly St. Louis weather forecast predicts a transition from cool and partly sunny conditions to rain and potential thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures.

A young man was killed and a pregnant woman injured in a Glasgow Village home shooting; the woman's baby was unharmed. Investigation is underway as police seek information.

A St. Louis courthouse, typically a venue for legal proceedings, hosted multiple weddings in a single day, with the service offered twice a month for free.