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The child abuse unit of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is leading an investigation into the shooting of a 12-year-old girl.

When officers arrived, they learned that a shooting had occurred inside the business.

DITTMER, Mo. (AP) — He’s one of those therapists who doesn’t say much, really. No probing questions about one’s mood or concerns. But his body was warm and soft, and …

William Don Tisaby's return to St. Louis for trial comes almost exactly four years since the former FBI agent sat for a deposition about his investigation of then-Gov. Eric Greitens. The deposition led to an indictment against Tisaby.

There is not uniform agreement, however, on the extent and scope of residents' struggles.

"Freedom Suits" were the first civil rights lawsuits. Roughly 350 cases were filed, and only 130 were successful.

State’s food stamp call center fails and state hasn’t found a way to fix it.

METAMORA – Citing the urgent need to address the continued epidemic of opioid and meth addiction across the state, Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelly announced today that ISP Metropolitan Enforcement Groups (MEGs) dramatically increased the percentage of dangerous drugs and weapons seized in FY 2021, recovering illegal drugs valued at approximately $71,000,000. “Through the strong state, local and federal partnerships of the MEG units, drug enforcement across our state is focused on apprehending violent, drug-trafficking criminals profiting off the pain of those losing loved ones to dangerous drugs” stated Illinois State Police Director Brendan F. Kelly. “The ISP is thankful for the community-based partnerships like those of the MEG units because it leads to a more united, more effective front pushing back against these merchants of misery causing of this ongoing epidemic.” The Illinois State Police (ISP) Metropolitan Enforcement Groups (MEGs)

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ST. LOUIS - The Jewish Community Center is currently hosting its Jewish Book Festival, and has some special events planned for Sunday. It will present two unique “Bookend” events. One features St. Louis native and children’s nonfiction author Dean Robbins. He joins the J and the St. Louis County Library for a program featuring his latest title, Thank You, Dr Salk: [...]