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The police chase ended when the suspect crashed in St. Charles County with a woman and two child victims in the car, police said.

St. Louis police spotted a stolen vehicle during a routine patrol and tried to stop Rickie Wells, 31, of Bolivar, Missouri.

The officer’s patrol car caught fire following the crash, with him still inside. He was rushed to Barnes-Jewish Hospital in serious condition, but stable.

Officers found a man fatally shot in the parking lot of B1 Market on Vandeventer.

Hlatshwayo Davis was named health director in 2021 by then-Mayor Tishaura Jones.

The body was found Thursday morning near Alton Street and Pontoon Road.

Mayor Spencer has said she'll look to replace Streets Department Chief Betherny Williams, who faced scrutiny amid poor response to January's winter storms.

The same day he was released from jail for vandalizing a church, a Farmington man was arrested for targeting a local business.

The APA Adoption Center has filed plans with St. Louis County to build a shelter in unincorporated north St. Louis County.

Gabby arrived at the Saint Louis Zoo in 2014, four years after she was born, zoo staff said.

Oliver Properties has expanded its downtown portfolio by acquiring the historic Bogen Lofts.

The project would add a new residential building and pickleball facility, and renovate an existing home on the site.

The shooting happened late Sunday night at an apartment on St. Ferdinand Avenue, police said.

Police said the incident was not random, but no arrests had been made as of Friday morning.

In half of the cases, authorities say the teenagers died by suicide after being targeted.

Duchesne High School raised $5,000 for alum Nathan Spiess during their rivalry soccer game against St. Dominic.

After a historically early season in 2024, the mushrooms are back on track for a proper spring emergence.

Police said he was told he was not allowed at an event at the Holocaust Museum but responded with a statement that concerned victims and police.

Lake sturgeon spawning has been observed in Missouri for the fourth consecutive year, indicating successful wild reproduction and recovery efforts.

Two people were airlifted to Barnes-Jewish Hospital. One person was treated at a local hospital for smoke inhalation. 13 others were moved to a temporary Red Cross.