MoDOT announces an overnight closure of the eastbound I-44 to northbound I-55 ramp in St. Louis for pavement repairs, with a detour via Arsenal (Exit 206C).

Durham County Utilities Division's October 2025 newsletter details ongoing and future infrastructure projects, FAQ about construction, and provides project maps and contact information for customer service.

Police and community search for 60-year-old John Rieves, missing since September 18, 2025, last seen near the VA Hospital in St. Louis. He needs medication for his mental health condition.

The Regional Information and Intelligence Center (RIIC) received the Real Time Center of the Year award, recognized for its collaboration among police departments and effectiveness in resolving crimes using real-time surveillance.

Two perpetrators were sentenced for an attempted armed kidnapping and robbery of a St. Louis property manager, involving a .38-caliber revolver and a violent altercation.

St. Charles County holds a town hall on RECA expansion, offering guidance for residents affected by Cold War-era nuclear contamination to apply for compensation.

Missouri's proposed property tax changes, in House Joint Resolutions 5 to 8, may cause St. Charles County homeowners' taxes to rise, creating concern among local officials about tax shifts and lack of clarity in the new tier system.

The MoDOT will close the Route 76/Business 65 bridge in Branson, MO, for repairs from October 13 to mid-November, with detours via U.S. Route 65 and Business 65.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway secured a court win, blocking the Biden Administration from diverting border wall funds to other purposes.

The St. Louis police are investigating a homicide where a 53-year-old woman was fatally shot in Walnut Park West, urging the public to provide information.

The NWS reports mostly cloudy weather in St. Louis with temperatures around 64°F and high humidity. Conditions are expected to clear up with highs near 87°F and calm winds. The week ahead looks sunny with temperatures in the high 80s.

Three Missouri high school seniors were named U.S. Presidential Scholars for their academic and extracurricular excellence.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed an order to encourage healthier food choices among SNAP recipients, aimed at supporting local agriculture and nutrition.