St. Louis non-profits involved in tornado relief can apply for grants using Rams Settlement Funds, with support managed by United Way of Greater St. Louis.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe launches Show-Me America 250 to celebrate the U.S. 250th anniversary, emphasizing education, community engagement, and historical events.

Charges were filed against Me'Kel Walker for a 2024 homicide in Velda City, involving the death of Jeremiah Latimore after an altercation at a convenience store.

Construction on U.S. Route 63 bridges in Columbia causes traffic shifts, with no major impact expected for commuters. Work is part of I-70 enhancement efforts.

Missouri DOR will offer mobile license services at the State Fair, from August 7-17, providing convenient vehicle and driver license operations near Gate 12.

An 18-year-old was charged after St. Louis police found guns, one with a full-auto conversion device, in Jeff-Vander-Lou. The arrest showcases urban illegal firearm concerns.

Nighttime detours on U.S. Route 65 in Ozark for bridge work from August 11-14, with full closures and alternate ramps provided.

Missouri Dept. of Conservation highlights the Hairy Rose Mallow, a wildflower providing nectar for butterflies, bees, and insects, with seeds for ducks and quail.

MoDOT announces closures for I-64/I-70 interchange work in Missouri, affecting westbound travelers, with detours planned for August 11, 18, and 20. This is part of a major I-70 expansion project.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer announced adjustments to the city's construction contracting due to new federal guidelines, aiming to balance compliance and anti-discrimination efforts.

St. Louis halts new construction contracts under its M/WBE program, prompted by concerns over eligibility for federal funds, with plans to revise contracting policies for compliance.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for St. Louis with scattered showers, thunderstorms, and varying temperatures expected for the upcoming days.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe announced appointments to several state boards and commissions, aiming to tackle issues like child abuse and health facility oversight with diverse experts.