Man named DeAngelo Taylor charged with illegal weapon possession and other offenses after a shooting at a Ferguson funeral home, where several people were injured.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources offers grants up to $25,000 for community water systems to develop or enhance Source Water Protection Plans.

The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for St. Louis, MO, warning of bitter temperatures and dangerous wind chills for the upcoming weekend.

Route F in Callaway County will be closed for tree clearing by MoDOT on February 4, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., affecting the area between County Road 323 and 257.

Missouri DESE seeks nominations for the 2027 Regional Teacher of the Year to honor outstanding educators for their dedication and impact on student achievement.

The Shrewsbury Police Department reported multiple traffic-related arrests and incidents, including unlicensed and uninsured drivers, along with other criminal activities from January 19-25.

Missouri reports a decrease in traffic fatalities for 2025, with state agencies and Governor Kehoe highlighting the success of safety initiatives at events in Jefferson City and other cities.

A Slovakian man pled guilty to aiding a darknet market that traded drugs and stolen data. He was arrested with incriminating devices and is set to be sentenced on May 5, facing a minimum of 5 years in prison.

Florissant’s council approved budget tweaks, a $50K hazardous‑tree fund and several permit transfers at its Jan. 26 meeting.

MoDOT plans to replace the old Missouri Route 32 bridge over Huzzah Creek and seeks public input on the project through various channels, including a meeting on Feb. 3, 2026.

St. Charles County plans a multi‑phase rebuild that would expand parts of Highway N to handle thousands of new homes and ease future congestion. Phase One targets 2027–2029.

Megan Moore was named Team Member of the Month in January 2026 by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources for her work in the Abandoned Mine Land Program.

The Missouri Department of Social Services isn’t asking for new frontline Children's Division hires for FY27 even as turnover stays high and lawmakers press for caseload limits.