Richard Quinn

Jeff Jensen and other local law enforcement leaders announce that St. Louil will become the 19th Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force on April 24, 2020.

Cooperative Efforts Against Guns, Drugs In St. Louis Region Get Boost From Feds

Rachel Lippmann

Nearly two dozen local, state and federal law enforcement agencies in the St. Louis region are getting a boost from the U.S. Department of Justice in…

Alderman Larry Arnowitz, D-12th Ward and Alderwoman Sharon Tyus, D-1st Ward, confer during a Board of Aldermen meeting on July 7, 2017.

Government, Politics & Issues

Former St. Louis Alderman Pleads Not Guilty To Misusing Campaign Funds

Rachel Lippmann

Updated March 11 with not guilty plea A former St. Louis alderman has pleaded not guilty to charges that he spent campaign donations on personal…

Left, Richard Quinn and Alicia Corder spoke with host Don Marsh about the FBI’s efforts to diversify its agents on Wednesday’s St. Louis on the Air.

Government, Politics & Issues

FBI St. Louis welcomes first female assistant special agent in charge as it strives to diversify

Caitlin Lally

While attending Indiana State to become a surgeon, Alicia Corder took a criminal justice class and her entire life plan changed.“It’s not anything I had…

St. Louis Metropolitan Police Chief John Hayden poses for a portrait in his office at police headquarters on Olive Street.

Government, Politics & Issues

New team leads regional fight against violent crime

Rachel Lippmann

2017 was a violent year in the St. Louis region. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department handled 205 homicides. St. Louis County detectives…