St. Peters residents received a false alert about a water conservation order due to a mistake by a new third-party vendor emergency notification system.

A man named Herbert Nelson was found shot dead in his home in Debaliviere Place, prompting a police investigation into the domestic issue-related incident.

MoDOT announces road and lane closures in St. Louis and St. Charles counties for bridge work and inspections, advising drivers to expect disruptions and plan extra travel time.

MoDOT will close lanes on the Route 370 bridge over the Missouri River from August 25 to September 8 for routine inspections, affecting both directions and the shared use path.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey resigns to become Co-Deputy Director of the FBI, effective September 8, following governor's appointment of successor.

The Saint Louis Zoo takes in four endangered Mexican spider monkeys seized from smugglers, highlighting the issue of illegal wildlife trade and advocating for the Captive Primate Safety Act.

SLMPD reports a fatal hit-and-run in Jeff-Vander-Lou, seeking suspect after 20-year-old Tori Dunn was struck and killed.

MoDOT KC announces a public meeting to discuss replacing the Route Z bridge over Keeney Creek. Open house format encourages community questions and feedback, with additional online input opportunities.

The NWS has issued a heat advisory for parts of Illinois and Missouri due to high temperatures and humidity, with warnings of heat illnesses and advisories to take precautions.

The Maryland Heights Police Department celebrates its 40th anniversary, reflecting on its growth and resilience through challenges such as riots and natural disasters.

St. Louis County provides a RECA claim form for residents exposed to radiation due to nuclear testing or uranium mining, outlining eligibility criteria and available compensation.

MoDOT is set to begin extensive construction and maintenance across multiple counties in mid-Missouri from August 18-24, weather permitting, with possible delays due to lane closures.

St. Charles is under a Water Conservation Order due to a damaged pipeline, with city officials urging immediate conservation. Repairs are expected to be completed with water quality tests to follow.