St. Louis police are asking for public assistance to investigate a fatal dog attack from January 15, urging witnesses or those with relevant information to contact them or CrimeStoppers.

The National Weather Service forecasts rainy and cold conditions for St. Louis, with potential snow and temperatures near or below freezing throughout the week.

A man was arrested after a fatal dog attack on Gladys Anthony, but due to insufficient evidence, charges were refused. Despite the suspect's cooperation, the case remains open, and the police correct the victim's last name in reports.

A Slovak citizen was sentenced to 38 months in prison and must repay $738,118 for defrauding the U.S. PPP, using fake businesses to obtain loans during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Missouri sex offender pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child pornography, including sending it to his girlfriend's father, who is also convicted.

A man was found dead from gunshot wounds in the Wells/Goodfellow neighborhood, St. Louis. La’Trez Clay, 23, was the victim. Police seek information and CrimeStoppers offers a reward for tips.

A man in San Francisco was robbed of his PS5 at gunpoint by two people he invited over, with the suspects currently at large. Police are seeking information.

The St. Louis 22nd Judicial Circuit Court is hosting a free public talk on March 27 to explain the municipal court system, featuring local judges and no RSVP required.

Starting Feb. 10, Camden County Route MM toll booths near Lake of the Ozarks will be removed, with expected completion by May 1. Intermittent lane closures and traffic control measures will be in place during the project.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of rain, clouds, and potential snow in St. Louis, with fluctuating conditions and temperatures for the upcoming week.

Wentzville's The Vision magazine provides a detailed look at the city's budget, aligning spending with strategic goals and highlighting upcoming projects.

Traffic delays expected in St. Peters from Feb. 10-13 due to underground utility work on southbound Mid Rivers Mall Drive; alternate routes suggested.

St. Louis sees a significant drop in crime rates as of January 2025, with reductions in violent and property crimes, and Mayor Tishaura O. Jones attributes this to collective efforts.