Steven Popple from Missouri received a 15-year sentence for producing child pornography, following his guilty plea and a mother's discovery of explicit images on her daughter's phone.

Central Middle School switches to virtual learning on Friday due to a nearby water main break, with other district schools remaining open for in-person classes.

Three men pled guilty to distributing anabolic steroids in a scheme discovered by federal investigators, with sales conducted via Facebook pages and involving thousands of units.

A 20-year-old man was shot in the leg in the Holly Hills neighborhood after an altercation that followed him honking at a sedan blocking the road. He is now in stable condition, and police are investigating.

Westbound I-70 will have a lane closure from Lister Ave. to 18th Street in the Bay Area from Dec. 10-12 for geotechnical work, affecting traffic from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

St. Louis offers a free vaccine clinic alongside a community meeting, providing residents access to COVID and flu shots, with support from the Health Department and local healthcare organizations.

Police seek help finding a suspect in a fatal shooting in St. Louis; a 33-year-old man was killed in Klocke. The suspect is at large, and the public is asked to aid in his capture.

Missouri state parks and historic sites in St. Louis area offer a variety of winter events, including craft making, historical shopping experiences, and educational activities, with some events requiring pre-registration.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson appoints 16 professionals to state boards and commissions, aiming to bolster expertise in areas like rehabilitation, mental health, law enforcement, and education.

The National Weather Service reports cold and mostly cloudy conditions in St. Louis, MO, with temperatures around 22°F and a high near 37°F, with a sunny weekend ahead.

The article announces the retirement of Sandra 'Sandy' Karsten as Missouri's DPS Director effective January 13, 2025, highlighting her achievements and contributions.

St. Peters and Cottleville are moving to a single-stream recycling system with new 95-gallon carts, phasing out the blue bag-based system to increase efficiency and participation.

St. Peters, Missouri announces its Christmas break schedule with closures of municipal buildings on December 24-25 and altered solid waste collection following the holiday.