A break-in and robbery occurred at La Crazy Margarita in South Grand, involving an armed suspect and resulting in the theft of a safe. No injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service provides a mixed weather forecast for St. Louis, with temperatures ranging from lows of 29°F to highs of 70°F and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

MoDOT announces roadworks and maintenance across Mid-Missouri, including bridge and pavement projects on U.S. Route 63 and I-70, likely causing traffic delays.

St. Louis police arrested a man after a chase ended by the River Des Peres; a second suspect fled. The pursuit began after a car hit a bicyclist and sideswiped another vehicle.

The Webster Groves City Council is seeking residents to fill positions on various boards and commissions to aid in local development and community engagement.

MoDOT is closing left turn lanes at Missouri Route 248 and James F Epps Road on February 4 to update signal heads, leading to potential traffic delays.

A St. Louis father was awarded $18.75 million by a jury for the fatal police shooting of his son, Mansur Ball-Bey, in 2015, with the family's lawyer arguing that Mansur was unarmed.

St. Louis forecast predicts fluctuating conditions, starting with clouds today and a high of 46°F, followed by mild and cloudy nights, and partial sunshine with warmer temperatures over the weekend. Rain and thunderstorms are expected midweek.

St. Louis police are seeking a man for an attempted robbery and assault during a test drive at a car dealership, soliciting public assistance to identify him.

St. Louis officer Griffin Montgomery faces misconduct charges for sharing footage of a fatal crash on Snapchat, which he recorded from a police system.

A 4-year-old girl was accidentally shot and killed, resulting in the arrest of her grandmother, who is facing charges for endangering welfare of a child.

Wildwood City Council Candidate Forum will be moderated by the League of Women Voters on March 31, offering a chance for voters to engage with candidates before the April election.

Crime rates in Jefferson County dipped overall in 2024, despite a rise in homicides, with law enforcement maintaining a near-perfect clearance rate for violent crimes.