St. Louis police reported a suspect in a triple homicide was killed following a confrontation with law enforcement involving gunfire; the incident also left multiple fatalities.

The "Scream Team" continues support for first responders in Jefferson County with an annual lunch and prepares for their 10th BBQ fundraiser for The BackStoppers Inc.

St. Louis Police investigate a shooting in O'Fallon where one woman died and another was injured. They seek public tips via the Homicide Division or CrimeStoppers.

A three-vehicle crash on I-70 in O'Fallon, Missouri, resulted in a fatal injury for a motorcyclist and led to temporary traffic closure for investigations.

Crumbl Cookies to open a concession stand at Busch Stadium, marking its first MLB stadium presence, starting with the St. Louis Cardinals' home opener on March 27.

TGI Fridays in south St. Louis has closed after 40 years, marked by a final celebration for patrons to bid farewell to the staff and share memories. The chain faces national contraction amidst financial challenges.

Plaza Frontenac Cinema is closing after failing to pay $274,000 in back rent, leading to an eviction lawsuit. Films will stop showing on February 23, with the theater fully closing on February 28.

Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. was sold out of bankruptcy for $2.55 million to Keg Holdings LLC, offering the struggling St. Louis craft brewery a chance for revival.

Jack Cooper Transport Co. LLC closes its Wentzville facility, leading to the layoff of about 239 employees after losing a contract with General Motors.

A Missouri ex-school bus driver, Robert W. Stillwell, pled guilty to producing child pornography, abusing two minors. He faces a suggested 30-year sentence. The case is part of "Project Safe Childhood."

A mother died and her toddler was critically injured after being hit by a car while in a bike lane on West Florissant, with the elderly driver cooperating with police.

Missouri man, Jacob J. Hampton, pleads guilty to sexually abusing a child and creating child pornography, with a plea deal recommending a 25-year prison sentence.

A man died in a wrong-way collision on I-64 caused by a 22-year-old in a Dodge Ram, with a third vehicle involved. The SLMPD is investigating the crash.