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A federal appeals court has blocked a California state law that would have required federal law enforcement officers to wear visible identification, ruling that states cannot directly regulate federal operations.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol’s newest class of troopers officially graduated Friday from the agency’s Law Enforcement Academy in Jefferson City.

A 43-year-old man is facing a felony charge after prosecutors say he randomly attacked a woman in downtown St. Louis, choking her, throwing her to the ground and repeatedly hitting her.

Northern Village ownership and Spire have reached a deal to provide residents of the troubled apartment complex with natural gas. The agreement prevents a natural gas shutoff that was scheduled to happen on Monday, Oct. 19.

A new kind of interchange has opened on Interstate 170 in Foristell, Missouri in an effort to keep traffic safer and drivers moving.

Officer Jaylon J. Lee, 26, was charged with aggravated battery in connection with a shooting in which he and two others were wounded, Belleville police said.

Following dozens of burglaries and thefts at churches across north St. Louis, lawmakers are urging police to hold scrap metal dealers accountable and enforce laws already on the books.

A man has pleaded guilty to a scheme that used forged signatures and fraudulent deeds to take control of at least 14 St. Louis-area properties.

The district is investigating reports of behavioral and physical misconduct surrounding the Clyde C. Miller and Sumner football team.

Prosecutors have charged an off-duty East St. Louis police officer in connection with a triple shooting earlier this week in Belleville.