The St. Louis County Police Department has released a timeline for an accused rapist as they continue searching for more victims.

City officials say the state’s plan to wrest back control of the police department is an attempt by white conservatives to weaken Black political influence. It’s part of a broader pattern of Missouri Republicans trying to override the will of voters.

The St. Louis County Police Department has released a video and audio of an encounter with an armed suspect that turned deadly last month.

Yahya Maly, a 28-year-old Ballwin resident, was charged on Feb. 12 with multiple counts of first- or second-degree rape, kidnapping and sodomy in connection with the five incidents. He is being held on a $500,000 cash only, no 10% bond.

Brad Christ, R-St. Louis County, the bill's sponsor. Through the legislation, a five-person board would assume control of the police department in August. The board would consist of the mayor and four commissioners. All four commissioners must have lived ...

I’m tired of foreigners, man,” he told an officer following the alleged racially-motivated attack, police said.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, a Democrat, fiercely opposes the legislation. But the takeover has seen new momentum with the swearing-in of new Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe, a St. Louis native who considers it a priority.

Police are now searching nationwide for more potential victims of a Missouri man who has been charged with raping at least five women he met on dating apps.

Here’s how it works: The AI system analyzes what the caller needs and assigns a confidence score. If it’s certain, it routes the call directly to the right department. If not, it connects the caller to a live operator to avoid delays or confusion.

A 37-year-old gunman was thrown several feet into the air when he was struck by a St. Louis County police cruiser after firing nearly a dozen rounds at officers.