stLouISTMother of two girls, 11 and 9, charged with child abuse or neglect
ST. LOUIS — The mother of two girls who arrived at a local hospital severely malnourished was charged Wednesday with two counts of child abuse or neglect.
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Owner of shuttered Reign Restaurant hired by St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office
Dana Kelly was hired in August as an administrative assistant making $50,000, a spokeswoman for the office confirmed Thursday.
2 dead after triple shooting at gas station in St. Louis’ Baden neighborhood
Two men were killed and another was injured in a shooting late Wednesday at a gas station in the city’s Baden neighborhood.
Impending winter storm stokes fears about shelter capacity
The first true cold snap of the season has some advocates fearing that shelter capacity will be tested.
St. Louis region preps for snow, wind chills as low as 30 below
Heavy snow on Thursday followed by wind gusts are expected to make travel hazardous.
Neighbors skeptical about new Kairos charter high school in south St. Louis
Kairos Academies High School is set to open in fall 2024 with plans for 930 students, said the school's co-founder and chief strategy officer Jack Krewson.
Teen charged in St. Louis County jailbreak called guards to brag of escape, charges say
One of two teens charged with jumping 30 feet out of a window to escape the St. Louis County Juvenile Detention Center in May called guards days later to brag he was behind yet another jailbreak, court records filed Friday…
Former investigator in Pam Hupp case charged with stalking head of corruption probe
A former Lincoln County deputy under scrutiny for his role in early investigations in the infamous Pam Hupp case now faces blackmail allegations.
Missouri lawmaker floats proposal derided as ‘Make Murder Legal Act’
Measure would establish a presumption that a defendant acted reasonably in self-defense when they use deadly force against another person.
5 things to do before the freeze hits the St. Louis area
Tips for winterizing your home and keeping safe in the cold.
St. Louis grocery stores still full before the storm, but more shoppers are on the way
On Wednesday morning, shoppers could still find plenty of milk, eggs and bread on the restocked shelves. But with a storm coming, they may be in short supply.
Missouri Governor calls on help of the state's National Guard ahead of winter storm
MODOT spokesperson announced on Tuesday the agency is short 1,000 workers ahead of the winter storm.
Pedestrian struck and killed by vehicle on Interstate 270 in Ferguson
The crash happened around 6 p.m. near the News Halls Ferry Road exit, authorities say.
Man offered St. Louis police $2,000 and an expensive watch to go free, charges say
Dylan G. Irizarry, 31, faces charges of unlawful possession of a firearm, resisting arrest and bribery of a public servant.
Former Rockwood teacher charged with sexually exploiting teen
A former high school teacher was charged in St. Louis County Tuesday with sexually exploiting a 16-year-old girl.
Despite findings he hurt students, Agape leader won’t go on Missouri’s abuse registry — for now
Judge says that Bryan Clemensen should not be on the registry while he appeals the findings of the Department of Social Services for a second time.
St. Louis Art Museum to close on Thursday because of weather
Because of the forecast of snow and freezing temperatures, the St. Louis Art Museum will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 22, a spokesman said.
Illinois judge weighing challenge to law ending cash bail
The elimination of cash bail is set to take effect Jan. 1, which would end a practice that critics say penalizes the poor.
Group of unhoused people in St. Louis file suit to block new homelessness law
A group of unhoused people living in St. Louis filed suit Wednesday seeking to block a new state law that bans homeless people from sleeping on state-owned land.
State Rep. Rasheen Aldridge to run for St. Louis alderman
State Rep. Rasheen Aldridge is expected to file paperwork this week to run for alderman in St. Louis' new 14th Ward.