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She is wanted for an assault that occurred around 8:45 p.m. on December 9.

The post PHOTO: Suspect Wanted for Assault at Auto Parts Store appeared first on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

As the winter months roll in, the air becomes crisp, and the days grow shorter, there's nothing quite like indulging in a warm, comforting dessert. Winter desserts not only cater to our sweet cravings but also evoke feelings of nostalgia and warmth, making them a perfect treat for gatherings, holidays, or cozy nights in. This year, let’s explore some of the best winter desserts that are sure to delight your taste buds and bring joy to your palate. Classic Winter Favorites 1. Gingerbread Cookies Gingerbread cookies are a quintessential winter delight. Infused with spices like ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg, these cookies embody the essence of the season. They are not only delicious but also versatile; you can decorate them with royal icing, create festive shapes, or even make a gingerbread house for a fun family activity. Tip: For extra flavor, consider adding a touch of molasses to your dough. It enhances the depth of flavor and gives the cookies a beautiful color. 2. Chocola

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December 30th has witnessed a plethora of significant events throughout history, shaping the world in various ways. One of the most impactful events in history occurred on December 30, 1922, when the Soviet Union was officially established. This marked the beginning of a new political era in Russia and had far-reaching consequences for the global landscape. Following the Russian Revolution of 1917, the Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin, sought to create a socialist state. The formation of the Soviet Union united several republics under a single government, fundamentally altering the geopolitical dynamics of the 20th century. Over the next several decades, the Soviet Union would become a superpower, influencing global politics, economics, and culture. In 1953, on December 30th, another historical milestone occurred with the discovery of the structure of DNA by James Watson and Francis Crick. Their groundbreaking work unveiled the double helix structure of DNA, laying the foundation

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Homicide detectives are investigating a stabbing that left an unknown male dead on December 19.

The post UPDATE: Man Stabbed, Killed in Patch appeared first on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in December:

The 21-year-old man told investigators he was trying to meet someone he had been chatting with on a dating site when a stranger pulled out a firearm.

Emails viewed by 404 Media show that the Secret Service did not verify that location data it was tracking people with was actually collected with consent, despite saying so.

The dining scene should take a cue from these St. Louis restaurants that are doing it right—and avoid some fads that are getting it wrong.

Ashley Hogan was killed on Christmas Eve after a train hit her stranded car in north St. Louis County. The community is now helping her five daughters.

GRANITE CITY - Thirty students from Ms. Hutchings’ Computer Concepts and Advanced Computer Concepts classes at Granite City High School have earned certifications in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. This achievement was announced recently as part of the school’s initiative to enhance students' proficiency in essential digital skills. Among the certified students, 20 achieved the title of Microsoft Office Associate Specialists by successfully completing certifications in all three applications. One student advanced further, attaining the status of Word Expert, while a record three students earned expert-level certifications in both Word and Excel, thus becoming Microsoft Office Expert Specialists. The certification scores were submitted to Microsoft as part of a contest, with winners to be announced at a later date. Proficiency in Microsoft applications is increasingly vital, as the Office suite remains the industry standard for productivity tools across variou

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BETHALTO - Ten young women from the Civic Memorial volleyball program are being recognized for their exceptional achievements both on and off the court. This group, consisting of Kylee Jenkins, Marissa Perez, Alora Kincade, Aubrey Falk, Meredith Brueckner, Brea Farrell, Aubrey Boyles, Megan Griffith, Isabella Thien, and Lauren Hardy, has made a significant impact on their school community. The girls are Tom Lane State Farm Insurance Male Athletes Of The Month. The team, which has demonstrated outstanding athleticism and academic excellence, is noted for its membership in the National Honor Society. Their dedication to hard work and leadership has not gone unnoticed, as they have strived to create a positive culture within the volleyball program. In a recent statement, Coach Kristie Ochs, the CM girls' volleyball program head coach, praised the group for their commitment to rejuvenating the team's culture. "What a special group of young women successful in so many ways," the representative

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GRAFTON - As 2025 approaches, Grafton Mayor Mike Morrow is reflecting on 2024 and looking ahead at the year to come. Morrow shared that it’s been a busy but exciting year in Grafton as new businesses open up, including the Grafton Art Gallery. The city is also preparing for the construction of the National Memorial of Military Ascent, a project started by Morrow. He hopes to see many people come out to enjoy Grafton and the people who make up the city in 2025. “Grafton has had a fantastic year,” he said. “It’s just a great destination and we’ve had a lot of great events.” Morrow pointed to the opening of the Grafton Art Gallery as one example of the city’s expansion. He said that the gallery has brought in the art community, and he thanked Jackie Duty and Gene and Donna Smith for their work to make the gallery possible. He also noted that there are several new businesses in Grafton, including retail stores. He thanked the entrepreneurs,

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COLLINSVILLE - The Illinois State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred on Monday, Dec. 23, 2024, in Collinsville, following a series of events that began with a residential burglary report. The Madison County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) and the Collinsville Police Department (CPD) requested the investigation after the incident unfolded in the 9000 block of Rene Avenue. At approximately 8:22 p.m., MCSO responded to a report of a burglary in unincorporated Pontoon Beach. Upon arrival, officers found that the suspects had already fled the scene. Shortly thereafter, CPD located a vehicle believed to be connected to the suspects and attempted a traffic stop; however, the vehicle fled again. The situation escalated when CPD later discovered the crashed suspect vehicle, which was unoccupied. Officers from MCSO and CPD established a perimeter in the area and subsequently located one of the suspects walking on Rene Avenue with a firearm in hand. According t

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The 22-year-old man was met by a masked gunman demanding his property.

Updated: This post has been updated, as the original potentially overclaimed both what the FTC settlement said regarding what Evolv could market as well as Evolv’s response to it (suggesting it would try to limit the settlement it agreed to). We regret the misleading descriptions and have updated the article accordingly. Evolv might be new […]

The administrative upheaval in the St. Louis city schools, Wesley Bell's defeat of Cori Bush and passage of an abortion rights measure are among the major local and Missouri stories this year.

The negotiation is another step forward in the city's efforts to buy the vacant building in order to eliminate a public safety hazard and revitalize downtown.