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Garland says there is no "one-size- fits-all" solution to reducing violent crime. Strategies that are deployed must be tailored to the needs of individual communities.

ST. LOUIS -- The city of Ferguson is looking for a new police chief. Chief Frank McCall announced his resignation. He has been chief since July 2021. One of seven in the last few years. His last day on the job is one week from today. Captain Henry Dilworth will become interim chief. Interim City [...]

It’s what all police families dread: an officer shot in the line of duty. For Courtney Roethlisberger, February 2, 2023, brought panic, prayers, and flashbacks.

A barber shop in St. Louis was full of people for Clippers & Cops on Thursday. It was a chance for people to talk with St. Louis police officers and learn from one another about issues the community is facing.

A man charged with attacking random women reportedly wore a mask and rushed up to his victims with a gun.

Like most states in the U.S., Missouri has a complicated geological past. Several times throughout history, the land that is now the state of Missouri was completely underwater.

“I recall wanting to do something to serve my country,” Fisher said.

The Parents as Teachers National Center is offering a rare doula program to expectant mothers in the St. Louis area, especially Black expectant mothers who reside in under-resourced communities, and to women in maternal shelters throughout the region. 

Police in Maryland Heights are searching for a stolen trailer and equipment used by Boy Scout Troop 283, which is now temporarily out of local derby competitions and thousands of dollars.

The 110-year-old architectural gem has become a boarded-up eyesore after years of looting and vandalism.

Cities and counties could soon be on the hook to pay for electric vehicle charging stations if they mandate businesses to install them. 

A Brentwood man is charged with animal abuse after killing his dog and then biting a responding police officer.

A Columbia, Missouri couple was sentenced in federal court for a scheme to smuggle counterfeit Disney DVDs into the U.S., sell them on eBay.

An Ohio woman who lied to federal investigators about her involvement with romance scammers in the St. Louis area was sentenced Thursday.

A St. Charles County man was sentenced Thursday for hiding a camera in his bathroom and using it to capture photos and videos of minors.

A third person who played a role in an internet romance scam that cheated multiple victims across the country out of a total of about $3.2 million has pleaded guilty, federal prosecutors said.

Thousands of people are expected to attend the Soulard Mardi Gras parade near Downtown St. Louis this weekend.

St. Louis County has changed a longtime process to acquire a construction permit for commercial or residential development.

A Freeburg, Illinois, woman who worked as a business manager for a pair of Belleville-area churches was sentenced in federal court on Thursday for embezzlement.

Longtime St. Louis Cardinals catcher and MLB broadcaster Tim McCarver has died at the age of 81.