Route TT in Dent County, Missouri is set for closure on June 16 for repairs due to April flood damage. MoDOT plans to reopen it by June 27. Commuters must find alternate routes and heed safety warnings.

A man was killed and two others hurt in a shooting in Baden, St. Louis. The incident occurred on N. Broadway and involved a child and another man as victims.

St. Louis sets up a Disaster Assistance Center at Chaifetz Arena offering support services to residents affected by recent disasters from June 9-26. Free Uber rides are provided, with advance registration recommended.

One man was killed, and an 8-year-old girl and another man were injured in a shooting near a St. Louis supermarket. The incident is under investigation.

St. Louis police used spike strips to stop 40-50 vehicles involved in stunt driving in the Ellendale neighborhood, with no injuries or crashes reported.

Three individuals were critically wounded in a St. Louis shooting and are hospitalized; police are investigating with no suspects or motives yet identified.

The NWS issued a hazardous weather outlook for parts of Missouri and Illinois, warning of potential strong thunderstorms with hail and damaging winds.

Route C bridge in Crawford County will close on June 9 for rehabilitation, part of Missouri's I-44 infrastructure project; detours expected until mid-August.

Emergency crews are searching for a missing cliff diver in a mining pit near Gilbert after a 911 call. The person briefly surfaced before vanishing. Sheriff Ramsay is updating the public via social media.

MoDOT warns commuters of traffic pattern changes and construction on U.S. Route 54 in Jefferson City, which will continue until mid-October, urging caution and attention to detours and reduced speed limits.

St. Louis Police report a man was fatally shot in the Baden neighborhood; believed related to a robbery, with no suspects found despite a SWAT search.

Missouri's governor convened a special legislative session for disaster relief and to retain sports teams, proposing tax deductions for affected residents and support to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in the state.

MoDOT has opened registration for the 2025 Missouri Highway Safety and Traffic Conference scheduled for September 16-18, aiming to address traffic safety issues.