St. Louis County man says scam callers faked his daughter's voice with AI - Saint Louis news - NewsLocker (2024)

The I-Team delves into a disturbing trend involving scammers and artificial intelligence, and explains how you can protect yourself.

Police investigate after driver goes through a downtown St. Charles church

This is an ongoing investigation.

5,200 volunteers gathered to pack meals for children around the world

The groups packed 1.2 million meals throughout the 5-day event.

Central West End cookie shop hit with eviction suit

The late-night cookie delivery shop as of Jan. 30 had an outstanding balance of $44,201, court documents state.

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Fatal O'Fallon crash leaves roadway closed

This is an active investigation.

8-year-old survivor of crash that killed his siblings gains strength through faith and football

"You have older brothers you can lean up against. You're not in this fight alone," said Falcons offensive and defensive coach Nino Accardi.

Substitute teacher escorted off the job after ripping up Pride and Black Lives Matter signs

Jason Jennings, a candidate for state office, said the organizations don't represent his beliefs. He doesn't feel students should be subject to their references.

Stray bullet hits St. Louis business owner the night before his 82nd birthday

"He's real lucky. You know that bullet hit him right above his heart," said the victim's friend.

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Millennium Hotel facing uncertain future after being listed for sale

An online listing for the Millennium Hotel features multiple inconsistencies including an inaccurate number of rooms, floors and daily room rates.

Fire officials attribute mass sickness of St. Clare Catholic students to 'psychosomatic anxiety'

O'Fallon fire officials say students most likely experienced "psychosomatic-related anxiety." A local therapist challenges the claim.

Man found safe after Rolla missing person investigation Friday

Police said the man was found safe.

Teens 'under the influence of substances' hospitalized while at St. Louis detention center, officials say

The teens were taken to a hospital for treatment on Saturday and were later returned to the center, court officials said.

St. Charles man admits he sexually engaged teen girls in 3 states

27-year-old Tristan M. Davis admitted he lied about his age when sexually communicating with teen girls online.

St. Louis-area Walmart getting big change on Sunday

The change was "driven by our commitment to improving the in-store experience," a Walmart spokesperson said.

Sauget facility's 'dangerous chemical storage conditions' prompts Illinois AG lawsuit

The allegations were made in a Friday morning written release announcing a lawsuit filed by the Illinois Attorney General's Office against the facility's owner.

Rawlings Sporting Goods opens immersive retail concept, completes headquarters move

Rawlings’s Chief Marketing Officer Mike Thompson said he’s often perplexed that few people are aware of the company’s 137-year history in St. Louis.

St. Louis sommelier explains why Missouri wine should be taken more seriously

"There are really cool people doing fun things in the Missouri wine scene."

Gas prices are going up, AAA says these are the reasons

With some big events in the rear-view mirror, gas prices could start dropping.

St. Louis-area ice cream company uses grant money to expand operations

Increased production will allow the ice cream maker to expand into additional Midwestern markets,

Elderly man shot when stray bullet flies into north St. Louis business

The man was inside his business when he heard gunfire outside and felt pain in his chest, police said.

16-year-old shot multiple times during attempted robbery in north St. Louis

The boy was taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds.

Shrewsbury Walmart to remove self-checkout lanes, replace with staff

The change was "driven by our commitment to improving the in-store experience," a Walmart spokesperson said.

Jury dismisses charges against Olivette man in deadly shooting of his mother

Jaylen Johnson shot and killed his mother while she was trying to come in through the back door of their home, police said.

Charges against Olivette man dismissed in shooting death of his mother

Jaylen Johnson shot and killed his mother while she was trying to come in through the back door of their home, police said.

After surprise Wentzville school district board meeting, superintendent announces sudden retirement

In a statement to district families, Tormala said she is immediately going on a sabbatical and will retire at the end of the school year.

5 myths about organ donations, Anne Allred shares her life-saving transplant story

We're raising awareness about organ donations by breaking down common myths, and 5 On Your Side's Anne Allred shared her own experience as a transplant recipient.

St. Louis man fatally shot woman after struggle over gun, court records say

The shooting happened at a Jennings liquor store on Jan. 15, after the suspect and the victim struggled over a firearm in a gun sale gone bad.

Recognize him? Police looking for man suspected in midtown bar shooting

The shooting happened March 12 at Midtown Bar & Grill.

After their loved ones died, families of St. Louis-area nursing home patients speak out against conditions

The facility said its staffing levels are above average and families making neglect allegations thanked them for the care their loved ones received.

Rockwood School Board member who made headlines with offensive comments in 2022 to resign

Jessica Clark's resignation will take effect May 17.