Kelsi Anderson

St. Louis County police announced one teen was arrested on Oct. 31 and the other two were arrested on Nov. 12.

Early investigation revealed the man appeared to have been trying to steal from the store when the security guard intervened and shots were fired.

"She wanted to spread beauty and share it with everyone. She wanted to be part of something greater than herself," said her daughter, Amy Von Senden.

Surveillance footage showed a man backing a red car without plates into the alley, roughly tossing the confused cats from a cage and then driving off.

Connie Bobo was found guilty of stealing millions meant to feed low-income St. Louis-area children, using it to buy a mansion and other luxuries.

"We encourage SNAP participants to look at the potential of using their October balance to stretch into November," the state social services department said.

The principal said the school "quickly determined there was no intent by the student to cause harm at the school."

The St. Louis County Police Department said the boy was struck by stray gunfire from people shooting at each other outside the home.

Police said the boy and an accomplice approached two victims who were on their work break just before 7 p.m. in downtown St. Louis.

Police said shots were fired from a moving vehicle, striking three people.

In an update, police said the family was located and was safe.

A shooting at a Jennings McDonald's left a teenager with life-threatening injuries after a fight with a group of teens, police said.

A journal Daniel Yavitz kept detailing his sexual encounters with children led investigators to his second victim, police said.

The 18-year-old from California was fatally injured while training on the rifle range. The death is under investigation.

When officers arrived to the 600 block of West Madison Drive, they saw two people covered in blood running from the man outside the home.

Due to the woman's condition, a use of force investigation was requested, which St. Louis police said is standard for all in-custody deaths.

The suit claims Roblox claimed its platform was a safe place for children as countless child predators were "freely roaming the app looking for vulnerable children."

The two-vehicle crash happened on Route V.

Tiffany Hedrick was indicted Thursday on charges of second-degree murder, child abuse resulting in death, and armed criminal action.

Responding officers applied a tourniquet and the girl was taken to the hospital, where police described her condition as "stable."