A St. Louis officer fired at a suspect driving a stolen vehicle; no injuries were reported and the suspect is at large. The incident occurred around 1:30 p.m. in the Academy/Sherman Park area.

St. Louis opens Disaster Recovery Centers to aid residents affected by last month's severe tornado and storms, offering support from local and federal agencies including FEMA and SBA assistance programs.

U.S. Route 54 near Brazito will have overnight construction, causing lane closures and detours, starting June 23. MoDOT advises caution in the work zones.

MoDOT seeks feedback on the Olive Boulevard renovation near Stacy Park, targeting enhanced pedestrian access and road conditions, including sidewalk and signal upgrades.

MoDOT is hosting a public meeting about the Melville Road Bridge replacement on I-44 in Springfield on July 1, offering in-person and online access to project details.

Saint Louis County installed Juneteenth flags in Memorial Park, Clayton, to honor the holiday, with the County Executive emphasizing reflection on Black freedom and equity.

A fight outside a St. Louis apartment led to a teen's death and a woman's injury, involving gunfire and a vehicle striking both victims. Police arrested two people and are investigating the incident.

A man is critically injured after being shot multiple times in downtown St. Louis; the suspect fled the scene. Police seek information from the public.

A man was struck and killed by a car after a shooting on Washington Avenue in Downtown West, St. Louis. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident.

St. Louis residents protested increased immigration enforcement, advocating for "ICE out of our communities" and expressing solidarity with immigrants affected by crackdowns.

EFLHD's FLAP in Missouri calls for project proposals, offering $4.4 million for transportation improvements from FY 2027-2029. Projects with additional funding sources have an advantage.

MoDOT seeks public input on the rehab of Missouri Route 7 bridge over I-44; an informational meeting is set for June 24, with other feedback options available.

An Illinois man was sentenced to life for the 2023 murder of his ex-girlfriend, with officials emphasizing the irreplaceable loss and his confession due to hurt feelings.