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Joseph Baylark was initially charged with first-degree murder. As part of a plea deal, the murder charge was amended to voluntary manslaughter.

It happened Wednesday afternoon in the parking lot of the Festus Walmart. Two pedestrians were seriously injured.

The stay halts Richard Emery's execution, scheduled for April 2, pending the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on a writ of certiorari petition filed by Emery.

Smallcakes Cupcakery & Creamery opened its newest location Thursday at 2955 Highway K in O’Fallon, Missouri, the chain said in a news release.

Feix agreed to resign from his job, surrender his Illinois law enforcement certification, serve two years of probation and perform 100 hours of community service.

Employees at an auto repair shop were still at work when the Friday night storm hit. They hid in nearby buses. The shop now has to be rebuilt.

St. Louis County's New Halls Ferry Road set for safety upgrades amid crash concerns.

The Justice Department said Cortney Merritts filed fraudulent applications to collect more than $20,000 in government funds.

“This city has gone far too long without having an organized strategic plan to move this city forward as it relates to crime,” Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle said.

The EPA's 'biggest deregulatory action in U.S. history' will likely have longstanding consequences for Missouri's air quality.

Tonia Haddix's AWA dealer license will be terminated on April 22 unless she appeals the ruling.

Police said the teenager was caught by Police Officer Nathan Spiess after running away from a stolen car. He remained in critical condition.

Tyre Sampson died on March 24, 2022, after falling 70 feet.

Police said Andre Walker escaped from a local psychiatric care facility and is known to be violent.

All fires have been contained, and evacuated residents can now return to their homes, Reynolds County EMA said Thursday morning.

Doctors rushed him to the University of Missouri Veterinary Hospital for critical surgery. They thought he'd be gone a week, he made it out in two days.

"I get an adrenaline rush from setting fires," the suspect told investigators, according to court documents.

They hope to have all 101 sirens online by spring of 2026.

A terrifying new video shows the moment destructive Friday night storms swept through Arnold. Several businesses are still closed, leaving employees out of work.

Winds into Wednesday evening may gust to near 50 mph. After Friday's storms, many branches are weakened, and a few additional power outages are possible.