Missouri's Capitol dome will be lit blue on Sep 18, 2025, to honor the United Way of Central Missouri's 100 years of community service. Governor Kehoe announced the tribute and called for community involvement.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources opens its 2025-2026 Bus Grant Program to fund school and nonprofit field trips to state parks and historic sites.

The State of Missouri's 2025 Show Me Challenge was won by MOgrooves, a project promoting the state's arts and cultural scene via a digital platform. Other innovative projects from state employees were also highlighted.

Kirkwood police resolved an outage of their non-emergency phone lines, restoring important services for local residents.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe appointed Christopher Kendall as Platte County Treasurer and Michael Wulff as Putnam County Prosecuting Attorney, as the 103rd General Assembly adjourned.

MoDOT's scheduled highway maintenance may affect Mid-Missouri commutes, with lane closures and delays across several counties from September 15-21, dependent on weather conditions.

The Route MM overpass construction near Labadie is delayed until early 2026 due to soil stability issues, extending the disruption for local commuters and businesses.

A teenager has been arrested for the murder of Corey Exum in Walnut Park West, with police seeking information to clarify the events leading to the shooting.

Police are seeking a man who stole from a wheelchair user on Washington Avenue, St. Louis, on August 25, 2025; the public's help is requested to identify him.

Romanian national Suras Rostas pleaded guilty to wire fraud in a $130,000 scam targeting Walmart cashiers across the U.S., potentially facing 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

MoDOT announces a weekend closure of the northbound I-170 to westbound I-70/Airport exit for bridge maintenance, advising travelers to plan alternative routes.

St. Louis doctor Asim Muhammad Ali was sentenced to 70 months in prison for Medicare fraud, illegal prescription practices, and kickbacks. He and an associate, Dr. Malik, who was also implicated, must pay significant restitution.

Two men admitted to kidnapping a Missouri toddler to recover stolen guns. They assaulted the child's mother and later returned the child unharmed. Sentencing is set for December and January.