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The St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office (CAO) launched a new public-facing data dashboard to increase transparency.
Glenn Bailey, 48, was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter.
Mario Lee found guilty by jury on Thursday for the fatal shooting of 34-year-old Candace Horskins on Dec. 21, 2023.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office celebrated the graduation of 20 St. Louis-area residents Thursday evening as it concluded its six-week Spring Citizens Academy
Carlos Coleman Jr., 19, was sentenced on Thursday to 15 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections
A St. Louis jury found Charl Howard, 52, guilty of second-degree assault
St. Louis jury convicts 21-year-old Azavian Royal of murder, robbery, and assault charges in connection to a 2023 fatal shooting in the Gravois Park neighborhood.
Anthony Arch was found guilty of two counts of first-degree robbery, vehicle hijacking, motor vehicle tampering, and evidence tampering.
The Neighborhood Collaboration (CNC) sends attorneys to help support victims, and improve public safety by strengthening neighborhood partnerships.
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A man was convicted of several felony charges Thursday in connection with a fatal shooting at a St. Louis high school homecoming party in 2023.
Police said Azavian Royal and three others attended the party for a while before pulling out guns and announcing a robbery. One victim was killed.
A jury found a man guilty of second-degree murder and several other charges in a 2023 shooting at a high school homecoming party near Gravois Park.
Richard Jackson wanted a clearer view of how justice works in St. Louis — not from a textbook, but from inside the system itself.
A St. Louis teenage suspect’s death and the city’s Circuit Attorney Office (CAO) explained to Spectrum News their process of handling those cases.
Knowing the new circuit attorney, I volunteered to assist and was soon sworn in as a special assistant and assigned 10 homicide cases.
https://www.firstalert4.com/2026/04/16/family-naacp-demand-answers-st-louis-jail-death/
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The St. Louis City NAACP is seeking charges to be filed in Derrick Hodges’ death.
The NAACP's St. Louis City branch on Tuesday submitted a series of formal investigation requests to St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore.
