BackStoppers, a St. Louis nonprofit that supports families of first responders killed or injured in the line of duty, is now assisting the family of a fallen Sikeston police officer.
Embattled St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery will remain in office for now, a judge ruled Friday, just one day after he was indicted on five new federal charges and ordered to house arrest.
Attorneys representing 17 Cardinal Ritter College Prep football players and their families say they are launching an independent investigation after players, coaches and staff from the St. Louis school were pepper sprayed by police after some fighting at a game in Ohio last week.
A woman who allegedly served as a getaway driver to help others steal several cars from a south St. Louis County repair shop last year now faces felony charges.
A 34-year-old man from Mexico died while in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), at the Ste. Genevieve County Detention Center.
GalaxyCon is making its debut in St. Louis October 10-12, featuring cosplay competitions, video game and tabletop game tournaments, and a marketplace with celebrity guests including Lou Ferrigno, William Shatner, Giancarlo Esposito, and St. Louis native Sean Gunn.
The Schafluetzel family says they’re grateful for the community’s support, as Ella will be heading to Duke this Sunday to begin her stem cell treatment.
OZARK COUNTY, Mo. - A Missouri man has been charged after admitting to illegally killing a bear in early September. According to online court dockets filed on Tuesday, Oct. 7, Curtis Hastings, born 1985, of Bakersfield, has been charged with three misdemeanors, which include importing, transporting, selling, purchasing, taking or possessing black bear/elk/parts inconsistent with [...]