An armed robbery occurred in Tower Grove South, where a 24-year-old man was threatened by a gunman and fled, leaving his luggage behind, which was later recovered. The suspect remains unidentified and at large.

MoDOT announces overnight I-70 lane closures in Kingdom City for bridge dismantling prep, part of a larger $405 million project to widen the corridor, with a 2027 completion goal.

MoDOT will start construction on Route D in Camden County next week, with expected completion by early June, causing single-lane traffic and potential delays.

MoDOT and Clarkson-Radmacher Joint Venture will hold an open house on March 4 to discuss the Improve I-70 KC project before construction begins this spring.

Zack Steffen's five saves helped Colorado Rapids to a 0-0 draw with St. Louis City SC in both teams' season opener, despite St. Louis's dominance in possession and shots on goal.

MoDOT's core drilling on I-70 in Cooper County may cause delays, with lane closures planned for both directions at different times during the upcoming week.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to 14 years for second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the 2021 shooting of Derrell Barlow after a plea deal.

The Missouri Route 39-to-eastbound I-44 on-ramp in Mt. Vernon will close from midnight to 4 a.m. on February 25 for guardrail repairs. No detour signs provided; MoDOT advises using their map for navigation.

The Putnam County Missouri Route 129 bridge reopened on Valentine's Day after a significant replacement project, part of the Northwest Bridge Bundle initiative to improve 31 bridges.

Pedestrian killed on Route 30 in Jefferson County after being hit by a car while reportedly running in traffic.

Jackson County Circuit Court Judge Jerri Zhang halted Missouri's strict regulations on abortion clinics, enabling them to reopen. Critics plan to challenge the ruling.

Traffic alert: Roosevelt and Elizabeth Avenues in Springfield to be closed for paving work on Kearney Street approaches; detours needed from Feb 24-28.

A Missouri man, Christopher Lee Carroll, was sentenced to 108 months in federal prison and ordered to pay $3 million for pandemic fraud and witness tampering.