The University of Missouri–St. Louis and the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department partnered to provide educational opportunities for officers, promoting career and skills advancement.

A fox stole golf balls at a Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office charity golf event, amusing participants and prompting playful responses from the sheriff's office.

A man attempted to rob a Mount Pleasant gas station on September 15, demanding cash and stealing cigarettes. No injuries were reported and the investigation is ongoing.

A Missouri woman was sentenced to prison for defrauding COVID-19 relief funds, ordered to repay $55,833 and will undergo supervised release after her fake "Barbie Factory" claims.

The article describes the weather forecast in St. Louis, highlighting sunny and warm conditions with possibilities of showers and thunderstorms in the coming days.

Two men have pleaded guilty to robbing St. Louis County mail carriers, facing up to 25 years in prison plus additional time for related charges. Their sentencing is set for later in the year.

Wentzville's city newsletter, The Vision, received a national "Award of Excellence" at the Savvy Awards for its redesign enhancing civic engagement and transparency.

A single-vehicle crash near Defiance, MO, on Highway 94 resulted in one fatality and four serious injuries, with only one occupant wearing a seatbelt. The driver failed to navigate a curve, leading to the accident.

A school bus and minivan collided in St. Charles County; three adults were injured, one critically. No children were on the bus, which caught fire along with the minivan.

The article describes St. Louis' weather forecast, which includes showers, thunderstorms, and a hazardous weather outlook warning of possible severe storms with damaging winds.

St. Louis Officer David Lee was fatally struck by a vehicle while responding to a crash on Interstate 70; a 24-year-old driver was detained for impairment. Officer Lee dies later in surgery.

A 13-year-old was robbed at gunpoint in Itaska, St. Louis; police are seeking information to identify the 5-6 young male suspects involved in the theft of the teen's iPhone.

A man is critical after a St. Louis shooting; a Good Samaritan rushed him to the hospital, and police are investigating, seeking information from the public.

A woman was carjacked at a 7-Eleven in Tower Grove; armed suspects stole her 2018 Dodge Charger. No injuries were reported, and police are investigating.

A man was fatally shot by St. Louis police after harming a puppy and himself with a knife. The incident occurred following police intervention in the Cheltenham neighborhood.

Police investigate a robbery where a 22-year-old man was assaulted and had his bag stolen by two men with a gun. The incident is still under investigation.

A man was shot while waiting at a traffic light in St. Louis; police seek information and CrimeStoppers offers a reward for tips leading to the shooter's arrest.

Three men were injured in a non-fatal shooting on I-70 near Earth City, causing a temporary highway closure. No suspects are in custody as investigations continue.

A woman was shot in the neck at Ameristar Casino, St. Charles, and two bystanders helped her. The suspect, her boyfriend, was charged with assault and kidnapping.

A man was shot early Sunday in St. Louis and sought hospital treatment; authorities are investigating due to lack of details on the shooting location.

St. Louis anticipates clear skies and mild temperatures, with sunny days and calm winds throughout the early days of October, as per the National Weather Service.

A Missouri man, Russell Pirkey, pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting a child by recording his abuse of a 10-year-old girl. He faces a mandatory minimum of 15 years in prison.

A 13-year-old boy died in an ATV accident in Union, Missouri, which also left two others injured, one critically. The incident involved a 2023 Polaris Ranger UTV flipping during a turn.

Treshawn Fox, already in prison for murder, faces new charges, including first-degree murder for Chrishell Fulton's 2020 New Year's Eve shooting death.

Police seek a person of interest from a downtown shooting, asking for public help to identify a man connected to a blue Honda Civic involved in the September 18 incident.

A pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit by a car in Walnut Park East, St. Louis. The accident occurred on W. Florissant Ave; the driver stayed at the scene. Police are investigating.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones aims to build 5,000 affordable housing units in St. Louis by 2030, highlighting the role of housing in economic justice and calling for collaborative investment.

A semi-truck driver died in a crash on I-55 near Ste. Genevieve after his vehicle struck a billboard. No other vehicles were involved, and the cause is under investigation.

A man was critically wounded in a shooting following a disturbance involving armed juveniles at a woman's home. Police are seeking community assistance to investigate the incident.

A man was shot and a woman's car was stolen in a carjacking on S. 7th Street; the victim is now stable, and the vehicle was found abandoned. Police seek information.

Police are investigating a homicide after Aaron Cameron was shot and killed in North County, St. Louis, with the incident possibly related to a domestic situation.

St. Louis is hosting a free vaccine clinic on October 10 with health partners, coinciding with the Mayor's town hall meeting, offering COVID, flu, and RSV vaccines.

Two St. Louis Public School District directors for transportation and security have left, amid administrative upheavals and ongoing investigations into hiring and spending practices. The board remains silent as leadership vacancies increase.

A suspect was arrested after a carjacking in Gravois Park, St. Louis, where a man's Chevy Malibu was stolen at gunpoint. The vehicle was later found, leading to a chase and the arrest of one perpetrator; a second suspect remains at large.

Planned Parenthood closes two St. Louis clinics to enhance services and expand telehealth, despite Missouri's legislative pressures, without planned staff layoffs.

A rideshare driver was carjacked in the Benton Park area of St. Louis; the stolen vehicle was later recovered, and police are investigating the incident.

MoDOT presented plans for a roundabout at Route P and Koch Road at O'Fallon City Hall, discussing the upgrade's need to improve safety and traffic flow.

The National Weather Service forecasts clear, calm weather for St. Louis, MO, with high temperatures in the 70s and 80s and low humidity. Conditions are expected to remain stable with cool evenings.

Police in St. Louis County are searching for 2-year-old Aaron Stiles, missing since October 6 and without needed medication. He was last seen with his non-custodial mother.

A man was robbed at gunpoint by four masked suspects in Lindenwood Park, St. Louis, with no serious injuries reported. Police seek information on the assailants who fled in a red Dodge Durango.

A woman in Hamilton Heights was robbed in her home by an acquaintance who displayed a gun when she couldn't pay him for a ride. The suspect fled with her money but did not harm her physically.

An 18-year-old, Damonte Williams, has been charged with murder in Ferguson for fatally shooting a woman, Mazzie Hughes, following an argument in a car regarding thrown food.

Fields Foods faces new lawsuits over unpaid debts and equipment purchase defaults, as the company continues to struggle after closing stores and laying off workers.

The NWS issued a fire danger warning for eastern and central Missouri and parts of Illinois due to low humidity and dry conditions despite moderate weather forecasts.

A 62-year-old pedestrian and his dog were killed in a hit-and-run in Florissant while on a morning walk. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

A fatal two-vehicle collision occurred in Downtown St. Louis, with few details and the victim's identity yet unreleased.

Multiple men sustained injuries in a stabbing incident in St. Louis after an argument between two men at a party escalated. The suspect fled, and police are investigating.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run incident in St. Louis, followed by a second collision. Police are investigating the death, which occurred after reports of a man in the road.

A man was injured in a shooting on I-44 in St. Louis after witnessing erratic driving and a gunman firing shots. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

Three suspects robbed a Family Dollar in Dutchtown, threatening an employee with a handgun and stealing goods before fleeing in a Honda vehicle. No injuries were reported, and police are seeking tips.

A standoff at a Wentzville motel ended peacefully after police responded to a disturbance call involving a man who barricaded himself and his mother in a room.

Wildwood City Council plans to address deer overpopulation through strategic culling, aiming to reduce deer density by 2024 with plans for future culling discussed in upcoming meetings.

St. Louis residents face a freeze warning until 9 AM CDT, with a risk to plants and outdoor plumbing. Warm weather to follow, yet fire risk due to dry conditions is also highlighted by the NWS.

A woman in St. Louis County was sentenced to probation for committing pandemic loan fraud, ordered to repay over $100,000 after using PPP loans for personal luxuries.

Ryan Young caught a state-record 55-pound, 9-ounce black buffalo fish on October 13 at Stockton Lake, breaking the previous Missouri record set in 1989.

The NWS in St. Louis forecasts isolated thunderstorms with sunny skies and a high near 78 degrees. Clear nights ahead with a slight chance of showers Tuesday.

An officer was shot at while investigating a gunfire alert in St. Louis; the suspects fled in an SUV, and the search continues with no injuries reported.

NWS St. Louis issues a weather report for the region, noting sunny days ahead with potential fire dangers and low chances of thunderstorms. No spotter activation expected at this time.

Missouri has begun early voting without excuses through November 4, with voters required to present valid photo ID. This policy change aims to reduce Election Day crowding.

Lucas Menz, 21, died in a car crash on Southbound I-55 in St. Louis after trying to evade police, causing his SUV to flip over. He was reportedly wearing a seatbelt.

Former St. Louis attorney Kimberly Gardner admitted to misusing over $5,000 in public funds and agreed to an 18-month diversion program. She will also repay the funds.

Darnell Rogers pleaded guilty to a 2017 double homicide in St. Louis and will serve 10 years in prison for two counts of second-degree murder and other charges.

The National Weather Service predicts a shift from cool, sunny weather to thunderstorms later in the week in St. Louis, with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to the low 80s.

A St. Louis man, Bradley J. Cutright, died in a rollover crash on I-270 early Friday when his van struck a guardrail. Traffic was disrupted during the investigation.

St. Louis integrates financial strategies into its emergency response plan, with the CFE Fund's help and a $150,000 grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies.

An early morning argument between two brothers in Fairgrounds, St. Louis, resulted in one being cut by a pocketknife. The suspect is arrested, and the victim is in stable condition.

A woman was critically injured in a shooting following an argument in Wells/Goodfellow. The male suspect fled the scene and is being sought by police.

The Ottawa Senators won 8-1 against the St. Louis Blues, rebounding from previous losses, with Brady Tkachuk scoring twice in a game delayed by a power outage.

A free panel titled 'Renting in St. Louis' will provide legal guidance on landlord-tenant issues on November 7 at the Central Library, with legal experts including Judges and lawyers.

The Muny announces its 107th season for 2025, featuring new and returning Broadway shows, including Dear Evan Hansen and Frozen, with sales starting in March and May.

St. Louis CITY SC's stadium will be renamed Energizer Park in a new partnership from January 2025, showing the soccer club's and Energizer's commitment to the St. Louis region.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for St. Louis with sunny days and stormy nights ahead, including high chances of rain and thunderstorms over the weekend and into next week.

A mural of Tina Turner was unveiled in The Ville, near her first home and alma mater, on her birthday and the 57th anniversary of her historic Rolling Stone cover.

Jermel Williams was charged with first-degree murder and assault in a 2023 Christmas Eve shooting in St. Louis after two witnesses identified him as the shooter.

St. Louis is under a flash flood warning with heavy rains affecting Missouri and Illinois. Residents are advised to avoid flooded roads and anticipate travel disruptions.

A woman was attacked with a knife by a man in St. Louis; she sustained minor injuries. The suspect is still at large, and police seek public assistance.

The St. Louis Police are searching for Scherrie, a missing 44-year-old woman last seen at a hospital. She was headed to Pennsylvania but missed her bus and might be disoriented.

SLMPD launched a program, providing 28 take-home cars to officers with at least 5 years of service, prioritizing those in patrol and residing in St. Louis.

A man was carjacked at gunpoint in Penrose, and St. Louis police are investigating the incident that occurred on the 4800 block of Penrose around 4:40 a.m.

American Freight, a furniture and appliance retailer, begins closing its 370 stores amid bankruptcy of its parent company, Franchise Group Inc. Other Franchise Group brands will stay open.

A 33-year-old man named Kint Draper was fatally shot in St. Louis, prompting a homicide investigation. Witnesses are encouraged to contact the police or CrimeStoppers.

St. Louis is anticipated to have a week of clear, pleasant weather, ideal for Veterans Day outdoor activities, with highs in the mid-60s and a modest chance of rain midweek.

An investigation into a detainee's death at the St. Louis City Justice Center is ongoing. The male detainee was pronounced dead around 7 a.m. Saturday. The cause is unknown, and further information will be released as appropriate.

An Amber Alert was issued for Yajayra Suleyma Molina-Yat and her two daughters after being abducted in Missouri. Authorities seek information and the family was last seen in different vehicles.

A 29-year-old woman was killed on Gravois Road in Jefferson County after being hit by a truck. The accident occurred on November 10, 2024, and the driver remained at the scene. An investigation is ongoing.

Two African servals were rescued from a car wreck in St. Louis County and are now at the APA Adoption Center. The accident involved a DUI suspect and hospitalized four people.

Missouri man Justin Wade Welker, 40, was sentenced to 179 months in prison for receiving and possessing child pornography, following an FBI investigation linked to Kik messaging app discussions about child sexual abuse.

A man was shot and robbed in Hyde Park during a meetup with a "friend." The incident occurred on November 12, with the victim now in stable condition. Authorities are seeking information.

Beck's has begun construction of a new soybean processing facility in New Madrid, Missouri, creating 17 jobs and aiming to strengthen the local agricultural supply chain.

A study shows that Missouri's Parents as Teachers program increases third-grade math and English proficiency; the program turns 40 and benefits school districts financially by boosting attendance and reducing grade repetition.

The final member of an eight-person theft ring pleaded guilty to stealing $1.1 million in rental cars using stolen identities and credit card information.

An 18-year-old was shot in the leg in Hamilton Heights, St. Louis, and taken to the hospital in stable condition. Police are investigating and seeking community help to find the perpetrator.

Five individuals graduated from the St. Louis Police Partnership Program, aimed at helping those on probation or parole, including former gang members, find employment and improve community-police relations.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police are searching for a suspect involved in a shooting and hit-and-run on North Kingshighway Blvd and Enright Ave. A silver Chevy Equinox driver shot at a Ford F-150 after a minor collision.

A fatal crash on I-44 in St. Louis involving a Volkswagen Atlas and two other vehicles resulted in one death and highway closures. Police are investigating the cause.

The Saint Louis Zoo euthanized Ingozi, a 17-year-old male African lion, due to advanced liver and spinal disease. He was known for his roar and had sired several litters.

MoDOT is hosting an open house in St. Louis to discuss potential improvements to the I-64 corridor and gather community feedback as part of the Future64 study.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny day with a high of 54 degrees for St. Louis, though winds may make it feel cooler. Temperatures will drop to 34 degrees overnight.

St. Louis issued a boil water advisory after a 36” main break affected pressure, impacting parts of North and South City, with repairs underway and water safety tests pending.

A 45-year-old man was grazed by a bullet while sitting in his car in the Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood of St. Louis. He was treated for non-life-threatening injuries, and police are seeking information.

The NWS in St. Louis provides a forecast with gradual clearing, highs around 44-63°F, windy conditions, and a chance of rain towards the end of the weekend.

A shooting on Dr. Martin Luther King Drive in St. Louis injured a teen and an elderly man. Police are seeking two male suspects described as armed and dangerous.

Chinese national Dongyi Guo pleads guilty to defrauding an elderly Missouri woman out of $95,000 in a conspiracy case involving elder financial abuse.

The National Weather Service predicts sunshine and a high of 51°F today in St. Louis, followed by partly cloudy skies and a 39°F low tonight. Warm Sunday; next week may see rain.

St. Louis weather forecast: sunny today with highs near 65°F, then showers possible tonight and cooler temperatures into the week, including rain chances on Thanksgiving.

A 16-year-old boy was critically injured after shots were fired at an SUV on Interstate 55; St. Louis police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

The Saint Louis Zoo announces the birth of Jet, the first Asian elephant calf conceived through artificial insemination, marking a conservation milestone.

Joseph J. Fitzsimmons pleaded guilty to possessing a large cache of child sexual abuse material in a retirement home.

St. Louis offers free firewood to residents from park maintenance and storm cleanup, available at three locations on a first-come, first-serve basis until early March.

An unidentified man was fatally shot in Dutchtown, with St. Louis Police investigating the incident that occurred on November 26 in the 3500 block of Alberta.

Harold Paul White pleads not guilty to federal charges related to child sex crimes, including production of child pornography and travel for illicit sexual conduct with a minor.

The 37th annual Guns 'N Hoses event in St. Louis featured police and firefighters boxing for The BackStoppers charity, honoring fallen first responders.

A 16-year-old hockey player, Colin Brown, died after being hit by stray gunfire on Interstate 55 in St. Louis. His organs were donated to help four people. Police are investigating and seeking community assistance.

A stepson allegedly shot his 48-year-old stepfather who was assaulting his mother in St. Louis; the man is in critical condition. The stepson surrendered to police and the investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service forecasts light snow for St. Louis late Sunday into Monday, with below-freezing temperatures and potential early-week chilly weather.

A 23-year-old man was carjacked in Gravois Park after food delivery; his phone was stolen and destroyed. Police are investigating the incident. No injuries or arrests reported.

A house explosion in Jefferson City injured six, three critically, with the cause under investigation. Firefighters extracted victims from the debris over three hours.

The Senior Property Tax Freeze, intended to alleviate costs for seniors, won't provide immediate relief this year due to the lack of reassessment, but sets a foundation for future savings.

Kendrick Lamar and SZA announce the "Grand National Tour" with a stop in SZA's hometown, St. Louis, on June 4. Fans can purchase tickets early with a Cash App Card and receive discounts on merchandise.

The NWS forecasts a mix of fair, sunny, and rainy conditions for St. Louis, with temperatures varying between the high 50s and low 30s over the coming week.

St. Louis CITY SC's stadium, CITYPARK, received the 2024 Prix Versailles World Title for sports venues, acknowledged for its architectural excellence at UNESCO Paris.

St. Peters and Cottleville are moving to a single-stream recycling system with new 95-gallon carts, phasing out the blue bag-based system to increase efficiency and participation.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson appoints 16 professionals to state boards and commissions, aiming to bolster expertise in areas like rehabilitation, mental health, law enforcement, and education.

St. Louis police report a carjacking involved a woman and her passenger by four men, connected to a drug transaction, with an ongoing investigation and call for CrimeStoppers tips.

MoDOT announces lane closures for bridge work on I-70 at Belleau Creek which may cause delays. Construction starts December 9th with varying operational hours throughout the week, and motorists are advised to use alternate routes.

A man was wounded in a Fox Park shooting and taken to the hospital. He knew the shooter but withheld details from the St. Louis police, who are investigating the incident.

Lane closures on U.S. 169 southbound for barrier wall enhancements are expected to complete by December 20, and MoDOT advises motorists to be cautious in work zones.

St. Louis sees a rise in thefts at gas stations and car washes, with assailants targeting occupied vehicles. Police stress security measures and vigilance.

A 19-year-old was stabbed and robbed in the Skinker-Debaliviere neighborhood, according to St. Louis police. The incident occurred late at night and is under investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold week for St. Louis, with a mix of snow, clear skies, rain, and temperatures ranging from lows of 19°F to highs nearing 53°F.

A weekly St. Louis weather forecast predicts a transition from cool and partly sunny conditions to rain and potential thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures.

St. Peters City facilities adjust hours for New Year's Day, with closures and altered service schedules, including Rec-Plex hours and waste pickup changes.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet and stormy weekend for St. Louis, with rain and potential thunderstorms and a brief sunny respite on Sunday.

Reconstruction of the historic Essen Log Cabin, stolen in pieces in 2015, is now proceeding as Wildwood invites bids from contractors for the cabin's restoration.

A woman was shot in the abdomen in Mount Pleasant, and a man is now in custody. Her condition is stable, though her statements to the police were inconsistent. The motive and connection to the suspect remain unclear as investigations continue.

Barnard, Missouri receives a $50,000 grant from the state to evaluate and improve its wastewater system, with goals to maintain service, meet permits, and limit stormwater infiltration.

Garrett Jordan was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of Colin Brown on I-55 in St. Louis. Brown died from stray gunfire after Jordan allegedly fired at another vehicle.

The St. Louis area will see varied weather this week with potential rain and thunderstorms followed by clear and sunny days, per the NWS. Forecast includes a mix of rain, possible thunderstorms in the south, and cooler sunny days ahead.

Officials address drone-related concerns, emphasizing that shooting them down is illegal as per state and federal laws, despite public unease and mystery surrounding their appearance in several states.

Missouri's DSS Director Robert Knodell will leave to become Poplar Bluff's City Manager in January. Governor Parson praised Knodell's state service as he transitions back to his hometown.

A 19-year-old was killed in a West End shooting, with police seeking public assistance in their investigation.

A legal battle ensues over the St. Louis County prosecutor appointment, with Gov. Parson and Exec. Page in conflict; accusations of coercion add complexity.

A teenage boy was robbed at gunpoint by three suspects when trying to trade video game systems in St. Louis. Police are investigating the incident. No injuries were reported.

Christopher Pritchard pleaded guilty to arson and civil rights charges for burning down a Mormon church in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, impacting the community’s worship.

Detectives are investigating the death of 64-year-old Reginald Dukes in St. Louis, considering it a homicide due to internal neck injuries suggestive of strangulation. No suspects or motives are currently identified.

A 19-year-old was assaulted and robbed by two men in a white Toyota Camry in St. Louis. The victim was hit with a firearm, chipping his tooth, and had his possessions stolen.

St. Louis, MO faces a damp holiday with overcast skies and frequent showers predicted through Christmas, including a 60% chance of rain today and temperatures around 46 degrees. Rain chances persist near 70% at night with a low of 42 degrees.

St. Charles city issued a boil water advisory due to a major water main break affecting parts of the city, enforcing precautionary measures for safe water consumption.

A rollover crash in St. Charles County seriously injured two people, who were airlifted for medical treatment. The incident is under investigation by the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

The NWS reports fog in St. Louis with low visibility and advises residents to anticipate rain and maintain rain gear as outdoor conditions remain damp and overcast for the holiday and coming week.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awards $4.8 million to Rocky Mount Sewer District to improve wastewater infrastructure, benefitting homes and condos with a cost-saving package from the Clean Water State Revolving Fund.

MoDOT offers free OpenRoads Designer software training for consultants on road design and surveying. Courses will be held in 2025, with class size limited to 20 participants.

The article details the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Romel White in Gravois Park, St. Louis, with the police investigating and the community mourning the loss amidst ongoing gun violence.

St. Louis encourages residents to recycle Christmas trees for mulching and fish habitats; decorations must be removed. Various drop-off spots are provided until Jan. 19.

Creve Coeur city offices will be closed on January 1, 2025, for New Year's Day. Trash collection will be delayed for Thursday and Friday routes. Regular services resume after the holiday.

A man was shot in the foot during an attempted robbery in Baden, St. Louis, as he was taking out the trash but escaped and received hospital treatment. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

The LA Rams are appealing a court decision to move a case regarding the purchase of their old practice facility into private arbitration. The team argues the lease agreement calls for arbitration instead of court litigation.

St. Louis city leaders are urging residents to avoid celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve and emphasizing the risks and legal consequences under Blair’s Law.

MoDOT will close Route YY in New Madrid County to replace a culvert, affecting traffic from Clearview Lane to County Road 355 from Jan. 6 to 10 during 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily.

St. Louis police seek public help to identify a suspect in an armed robbery at 'Get Plugged', a convenience store on Cherokee Street, involving a man in his twenties.

St. Louis started the new year with chilly weather, as temperatures fell to 35°F with a wind chill of 25°F. Conditions were expected to clear but remain cold, with a mix of rain and snow forecasted for the following days.

SLDC is proceeding with plans to revive St. Louis' historic Railway Exchange Building, despite not having a confirmed purchase price and facing high renovation costs and mortgage debt.

A man died following a New Year's Day house fire in Jennings, with the incident prompting a police and arson investigation. Efforts to save the man were unsuccessful and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Missouri awards a $3.9 million grant to St. Louis to upgrade its wastewater infrastructure and combat PFAS contamination, with completion expected by July 2026.

Police investigate a disturbance at a Steak ‘n Shake where employees tried to enforce a no-smoking policy, leading to a physical altercation with a group of customers.

Gabriel E. Gore has been sworn in as St. Louis' Circuit Attorney in a ceremony after being appointed by the governor and running unopposed in an election.

New St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery reports missing items and files on his first day, attributing it to actions of predecessor Vernon Betts, who denies wrongdoing.

MoDOT will perform bridge maintenance on MO Route 51, affecting traffic from Jan. 8, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Updates available on their website or customer service line.

MoDOT will close Route O in Pemiscot County from Jan. 8-10 for culvert replacement, affecting the stretch between County Road 559 and 560 near Cooter. Detours and signs will guide motorists.

MoDOT announces highway repairs across Northwest Missouri causing potential delays from Jan 6-12, including pot hole patching and bridge maintenance, with schedules subject to weather changes.

Daija’h Jackson from St. Louis County received a 3-year prison sentence for involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action in a May 2023 fatal shooting.

MoDOT has announced a ramp closure at the I-435 and I-35 north intersection for bridge maintenance on January 14, with work lasting from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting.

St. Louis Municipal Division closed on January 6, 2025, due to severe weather, with cases rescheduled for February 10. Normal operations to resume the following day.

A house fire in Pagedale resulted in one death and four hospitalized, with seven affected overall; the cause is under investigation by local authorities.

University City's garbage pickup schedule is delayed by one day due to weather, with the city prioritizing safety. Residents are asked to follow the new schedule for the week.

St. Louis expects a cold week, with today's high near 25 degrees and clear skies tonight leading to a low of 7 degrees. Snow is possible Thursday night.

The Route D bridge over Mussel Fork Creek in Chariton County is closing for renovations as part of Missouri's Northwest Bridge Bundle project. It's the 14th of 31 bridges being updated to improve infrastructure.

Peacock Diner in the Delmar Loop closed after ten years when its lease ended, amidst other local restaurant closures. New businesses are expected to open, sparking hope for community revitalization.

St. Louis police are investigating a fatal shooting at a local McDonald's in Carr Square, where a man was found deceased with a gunshot wound to the head.

St. Louis police are investigating a robbery at a Conoco Gas Station where an armed man demanded money and fled with cash. No arrests yet; public tips sought.

A high-speed chase in St. Louis ended with the arrest of a juvenile after shots were fired. The pursuit involved multiple law enforcement units, and a gun was recovered; no injuries were reported.

Lincoln University of Missouri launches the Employment Academy (LUEA) to train underrepresented minorities for high-demand jobs, with the first cohort starting in 2025.

St. Louis experiences cold weather with temperatures around 29°F, expected to rise slightly with mostly sunny skies. Nights will be chilly, with temperatures dipping to 25°F and a forecast showing a warming trend towards the end of the week.

Missouri State Sen. Coleman is pushing a bill to ban the shackling of pregnant women in city and county jails, expanding on a previous state prison ban.

The Carroll County Route J bridge replacement has been delayed again, with construction starting January 13. The bridge is part of MoDOT's "Northwest Bridge Bundle" project, which aims to renovate 31 bridges in Missouri.

St. Louis residents anticipate a cold week with changing weather, including overcast skies, potential snow showers, and fluctuating temperatures, as per the National Weather Service.

A man was arrested in St. Louis for unlawfully discharging a firearm into a home; no injuries were reported, and the weapon was seized. Charges have been filed.

The St. Louis Police caution against the dangers of falling ice from buildings, advising people to be vigilant when walking and careful about where to park their cars.

A 5-year-old boy in St. Louis was grazed by a stray bullet; police are investigating the incident and seeking public help.

A man was shot in St. Louis and police are seeking a white pickup in connection with the incident. The victim's condition is unspecified, and authorities are calling for public assistance.

The 22nd Judicial Circuit Court's Pretrial Services Office is conducting a "Winter Donation Drive" to collect winter items and children's books for people with housing instability, including defendants and victims of crime.

David Wasinger was sworn in as Missouri's 49th Lieutenant Governor, aiming to support veterans, seniors, and boost tourism.

MoDOT will begin bridge maintenance on I-55 in New Madrid County, causing southbound lane closures from mile marker 60 to 58 with work scheduled for Jan. 15-16 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Missouri's search for Teacher of the Year is underway with nominations due by April 14, 2025. Commissioner Eslinger emphasizes the importance of this recognition in supporting educators.

A man died in a wrong-way collision on I-64 caused by a 22-year-old in a Dodge Ram, with a third vehicle involved. The SLMPD is investigating the crash.

MoDOT announces road closures in Kansas City areas for maintenance from January 21-24, impacting travel on Route PP in Lafayette County and Route EE and Business Highway 10 in Ray County.

A 7-year-old girl is in critical condition after being found unresponsive in a Midtown hotel pool; SLMPD investigates the incident as an accidental injury.

A pedestrian was fatally struck in a multi-vehicle crash on I-270 in Florissant after an abandoned car was hit by an alleged drunk driver. Traffic was disrupted but later restored.

Route Z in Henry County will be closed intermittently from January 28 through February 5 for pipe replacements, affecting travel between SE County Road 251 and Henry County Route U.

A Missouri ex-school bus driver, Robert W. Stillwell, pled guilty to producing child pornography, abusing two minors. He faces a suggested 30-year sentence. The case is part of "Project Safe Childhood."

MoDOT announces overnight closures on Conley Road in Columbia, MO, between January 27-29, affecting access between IHOP and Panda Express due to the Improve I-70 project.

Two people were attacked by dogs in Walnut Park West; a woman died, and a man was injured. Police arrived, used pepper spray, and the dogs fled. The dogs and their owner were later found, and the dogs were seized. The incident is under investigation.

Doug Burris is the new interim Corrections Commissioner of St. Louis, appointed by Mayor Jones for his notable record in reducing recidivism and improving jail conditions.

St. Louis expects sunny days with temperatures around 50 degrees, clear nights around 33 degrees, and windy conditions. Rain and potential thunderstorms are forecasted for Thursday with a mixed weekend outlook.

St. Louis is establishing a Community Advisory Committee to involve residents in community development decisions, including affordable housing and neighborhood transformation.

MoDOT will fully close the northbound lane of U.S. Route 65 near Route 14 for storm drain installation, affecting overnight travel on February 16. No detours are enforced, but southbound lanes remain open.

MoDOT will close Route B in Pemiscot County from CR 258 to CR 254 near Pascola, MO, on Feb 3-4 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for shoulder work, weather permitting. No detour provided. Drivers should exercise caution and plan for possible delays.

St. Louis is improving pedestrian safety on Chippewa Street with features like curb extensions, a crosswalk, and better lighting near the popular Ted Drewes Frozen Custard.

I-70 overnight lane closures in Columbia, MO for highway upgrades until Feb. 15, weather permitting. MoDOT advises caution during Improve I-70 project, ending 2027.

The city's Planning and Development Office reports efficiency gains following Tuesday closures, hiring of new staff, and the use of digital permitting. A search for a new director is ongoing.

MoDOT opened a new roundabout at the I-55/US 67 interchange in Jefferson County to improve traffic flow, with driver feedback set to gauge its efficacy.

The Annual Sweetheart Ball in Bridgeton offers a dinner and dance event for girls aged 4-12 with male companions on February 7th. Pre-registration is required.

A Missouri man was sentenced to 14 years in prison for attempting to persuade minors to engage in sexual acts online, facing a life of supervised release and a special assessment fee.

St. Louis police are seeking a man for an attempted robbery and assault during a test drive at a car dealership, soliciting public assistance to identify him.

St. Louis has allocated all its ARPA funds before the deadline, focusing on projects like roadwork, a new 911 center, affordable housing, and first responder resources.

St. Louis residents will experience variable weather this week, including overcast conditions, rain, and a rain-snow mix, with temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to mid-50s.

St. Louis tax preparer Shasherese Reed pleaded guilty to creating 41 fake tax returns, misusing her daughter's business after her PTIN was revoked. She faces sentencing on May 6.

Walter C. Moore pleaded guilty in federal court to charges including possession of a machine gun after committing a drug robbery and carjacking in St. Louis County.

A man was found dead from gunshot wounds in the Wells/Goodfellow neighborhood, St. Louis. La’Trez Clay, 23, was the victim. Police seek information and CrimeStoppers offers a reward for tips.

A man was shot in his groin in a downtown St. Louis neighborhood and is in stable condition; police seek information.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.