A pursuit Thursday evening of a suspect in an armed robbery in St. Charles began in University City and ended with a crash in southwest St. Louis with one or more suspects in custody.
A St. Louis man was charged with numerous offenses Wednesday in a string of smash-and-grab robberies and other property crimes that happened around the first two weeks of December throughout the city.
Supporters of Bar: PM, as well as the attorney for the bar’s owners, are continuing to call for more information from police about a police cruiser crashing into the business early Monday morning.
RSV cases are on the rise at St. Louis area hospitals. Both positivity rates and hospitalizations for Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) are increasing.
The vice-president of a St. Louis nonprofit with the mission of providing service dogs and other support to wounded veterans was charged Thursday with felony stealing from the organization.
Families of transgender youth in Missouri now have access to a network of resources for accessing health-care treatments which have been banned in the state.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says a motorcycle was traveling too fast for road condition prior to a fatal crash early Thursday in St. Charles County.
The Missouri House Democratic caucus voted Thursday to remove state Rep. Sarah Unsicker, D-Shrewsberry, over her controversial social media behavior and her association with an admitted holocaust-denier and conspiracy theorist.
Police provided some additional information about what led to two officers crashing into a south city bar, though the department is still not releasing body camera video of the incident.
Missouri’s Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft, who is running in the Republican primary for Governor, criticized the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling, which disqualified former president Donald Trump from appearing on that state’s primary election ballot.
Six weeks after a shooting in a small Metro East village left a 24-year-old woman dead, First Alert 4 has retrieved the 911 calls made in the case as the suspect is due in court.
As the countdown to Christmas continues, many families are adjusting the way they celebrate the holidays if their loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or Dementia.
A federal judge on Wednesday sentenced a Maryland Heights man to more than seven years in prison after he admitted providing a fatal dose of fentanyl which killed a mother of three young children.
The Eureka Police Department recently discovered around $3,000 in suspicious charges on the credit cards that two officers use when gassing up their patrol vehicles. The credit cards can only be used for buying gas.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported five lead poisoning cases in children in the state linked to recalled cinnamon applesauce pouches.
Frustrations are beyond boiling over the abrupt shutdown of a St. Louis city nursing home, leaving its residents, their families and employees with uncertainty.
Thousands of soldiers passed through Lambert International Airport early Tuesday for Holiday Block Leave, many of them taking flights to be with their families for the holidays.
Frequent bar-goers at Bar:PM are demanding answers and an apology after a St. Louis City probation officer crashed a police cruiser into the bar Monday morning.
