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What started as a disagreement over a property line turned into a criminal investigation after a neighbor was allegedly shot at while working on a fence. The woman charged in the case claims the gun went off accidentally, while investigators cite surveillance video and physical evidence in support of the charges.

A 17-year-old arrested over the summer for a fatal shooting at a gas station has been certified to stand trial as an adult.

"... This type of hate is coursing thorough social media online, it’s exploded."

Last summer, a Chesterfield man suffered sudden cardiac arrest at his home and collapsed. Thanks to his wife’s quick thinking, he’s able to share his story.

Last August, Ameren workers Ed Schmidt and Anthony Hall found a stray dog who was starving and alone. They called Stray Rescue of St. Louis and sent a photo of the dog.

The question now is what an eight-week crime crackdown will mean for St. Louis neighborhoods.

Missouri childcare inspectors recently cited Williams Academy on Natural Bridge Road for reportedly failing to pay city taxes since it opened in 2021.

The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis honored 10 media professionals from the St. Louis area today at the 2026 Salute to Blacks in Media Luncheon.

A St. Louis man who attacked and bit an elderly woman in her apartment in a 2023 home invasion was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in state prison.

"No one should have to fear violence at school."

With a major cooldown expected over the next few days, frost could return to parts of the St. Louis region for the first time this fall.

A McCluer North High School senior with plans to go to college is dead after Overland Police found her with a gunshot wound on Interstate 170 Wednesday evening.

Missouri businesses now have a new tool to help verify customers' ages and prevent underage purchases of alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and other age-restricted products.

Ameren is adding $10 million in funding to customer assistance programs across Missouri and Illinois, aiming to help eligible households, small businesses, nonprofits, active-duty military members and veterans manage rising energy costs.

A federal judge has allowed a lawsuit over alleged unsanitary conditions inside the St. Louis Justice Center to move forward. The lawsuit claims that 15 detainees were confined in an overcrowded jail cell, which was also contaminated with human waste, for 11 days.

Two brothers have been sentenced to prison in connection with a woman's shooting death in Dutchtown last year.

A Missouri Lottery player won a $150,000 Powerball prize after purchasing a ticket with the Power Play multiplier at Hazelwood Discount Liquor in north St. Louis County.

WRIGHT COUNTY, Mo. — The Wright County Health Department reported three cases of measles, making a total of 14 cases within the state this year. According to data from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, nine of the 14 measles cases recorded this year are within Ozarks First's coverage area. There were three [...]

A woman is facing a felony charge after police say she was part of organized retail theft from Dick's Sporting Goods locations around the St. Louis area.

One man was injured, and one suspect is in custody after a shooting overnight at a home in rural Jefferson County, authorities say.