Two hospitalized after a robbery attempt led to a shooting in St. Louis; a 14-year-old boy and a 45-year-old man were shot and are stable; police are investigating the incident.

Missouri DSS launches online resources for transparency on legislative changes, including One Big Beautiful Bill Act and Healthy SNAP, inviting public engagement.

MoDOT announces overnight I-435 lane closures in Clay County for pavement work starting Oct. 8, with southbound and northbound restrictions and a right shoulder closure at Parvin Rd.

St. Louis forecast includes showers and thunderstorms today, with mild temperatures for the rest of the week and sunshine expected. Winds may reach 21 mph.

Missouri Attorney General announced indictments in four major Medicaid fraud cases, totaling over $230,000 in fraudulent claims, signaling a crackdown on such activities.

MoDOT announces temporary rolling stops on US-169 in Smithville on October 5, due to permit work for utility operations, with possible delays for motorists.

A 59-year-old man was killed after being hit by a car while crossing Missouri Route 30. The incident occurred around 6:35 a.m. and MSHP is investigating.

Missouri's Waynesville License Office is transitioning management to BPD Holdings and will temporarily close from October 7 to 9. Alternative services are offered in Rolla, Lebanon, and Vienna, as well as online through the DOR website.

Shrewsbury experienced a spike in crime, including a $20,000 cyber fraud case, double arrest of a shoplifter, armed robbery at a vape shop, car theft arrests, and a disturbance at PhilMart; police handled 114 calls.

A Belleville woman has been charged with first-degree murder following the fatal stabbing of a 67-year-old man in his home.

Missouri's Department of Revenue announces a new contractor, BCFO Titleworks, Inc., for the Republic License Office. The office will close temporarily from October 3 to October 9 for the transition.

Callaway Fork Road in St. Charles County will close for maintenance near Highway F from October 6, affecting local commutes. Detours will be in place.

Pattonville firefighter/paramedics are training as Hazardous Materials Technicians to respond to chemical emergencies, focusing on containment and public safety.