Police are investigating a carjacking in Tower Grove Southeast, St. Louis, where a man was robbed of his Dodge Charger by two armed suspects. The suspects remain at large.

Wildwood's Safe Speeds, Safe Streets Initiative addresses dangerous driving and noise, increasing enforcement on State Routes 100 and 109, particularly on weekends.

MoDOT will close St. Johns Church Road in Arnold, Missouri, for three weeks starting April 14 due to construction at Route 61/67 intersection, recommending Richardson Road as a detour.

St. Louis residents can expect April showers mixed with sunshine; 30% rain chance today with highs near 67°F and gusty conditions. More rain and thunderstorms likely Thursday.

MoDOT begins construction at I-64 and Route 141 interchange to ease traffic, leading to lane and ramp closures with schedule adjustments for inclement weather.

John Jacob Ehlinger was sentenced to 10 years for assaulting attorney Brian Stokes in a road rage incident in St. Louis, leaving Stokes severely injured.

A 17-year-old was arrested after a carjacking at a gas station led to a chase; the victim was unharmed, and the suspect's accomplice remains at large.

A couple was carjacked at gunpoint while dining in their car in the Kingsway East neighborhood, with the assailants stealing their vehicle and firearm. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

MoDOT issued a waiver allowing heavier truck loads for flood relief in Missouri, with a 10% over the licensed weight limit and restrictions on bridge speeds and non-interstate travel until May 2025.

MoDOT announces roadworks in mid-Missouri from April 7-13, 2025, including lane closures and potential delays due to maintenance such as pothole patching and pavement repairs.

Route Z in Boone County will be closed for culvert replacement per MoDOT, affecting traffic on April 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Drivers should detour and expect potential weather-related schedule changes.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office warned of a mobile phone scam and advised people to verify debts and not send money or reply to suspicious messages.

Ronald O. Perkins was convicted on charges related to five armed robberies, facing potential decades in prison. Evidence included clothing, a scar, and a ballistic gun match.