Former Venice, Illinois officer Justin Gaither admitted to assaulting a handcuffed man after a car chase, leading to the man's broken nose. He pleaded guilty and may face up to 10 years in prison.

St. Louis experiences a cold morning with temperatures at 6°F and a wind chill of -3°F, but forecasts indicate a gradual warm-up with sunny skies and temperatures nearing 60°F by Monday.

The Putnam County Missouri Route 129 bridge reopened on Valentine's Day after a significant replacement project, part of the Northwest Bridge Bundle initiative to improve 31 bridges.

The Missouri House passed a bill to return oversight of the St. Louis police to a state-appointed board, revising local control and proposing broader law enforcement reforms.

Jeffrey Leslie has been found guilty of second-degree murder and other charges for a May 2023 shooting in St. Louis, with sentencing scheduled for April 2025.

Dr. Millicent Borishade was named superintendent of the St. Louis Public School District by a 4-1 board vote, replacing interim predecessor Dr. Keisha Scarlett.

Creve Coeur residents can join the City Council meeting in-person or virtually via livestream or Zoom on February 24, with options to comment or watch.

MoDOT announces the Route 39 ramp to eastbound I-44 at Exit 46 will be closed for guardrail repairs from midnight to 4 a.m. on February 25. No detour is planned; drivers should plan alternative routes.

Jairell Allmon was arrested after allegedly shooting at his ex and barricading himself in her car, leading to a standoff with police. He faces multiple charges and is held on a $150,000 bond.

MoDOT announces a major roadwork project on I-29 starting March 5. Resurfacing will reduce traffic to one lane and affect both directions and ramps until July 2025. Drivers are advised to stay informed and cautious.

MoDOT invites public feedback on Route N Expansion at a meeting on March 4, 2025, focused on traffic solutions, including new signalization at the Hopewell/Duello intersection.

St. Louis doctor, Dr. Sonny Saggar, received a 35-month prison term for health care fraud involving Medicare and Medicaid.

Two juveniles and one adult were arrested for a robbery in Boulevard Heights; police used a K9 to track them down, and seized items and firearms. Charges are pending.