MoDOT plans road maintenance in KC over Memorial Day weekend, affecting traffic with flagging operations in Clay, Jackson, Johnson, Pettis, and Saline counties.

St. Louis postpones real estate tax sales to October 14, 2025, due to the recent EF3 tornado, consolidating four sales into one to aid recovery efforts.

President Trump approves Missouri's disaster declaration request for federal aid following severe weather, granting individual assistance to residents in 18 counties for housing and repairs.

A St. Louis man received a seven-year prison sentence for an armed dollar store robbery where he stole $267.34 after initially presenting to buy Skittles.

MoDOT announces closures of WB I-670 in Kansas City for repaving from May 30 to June 2 and June 6 to June 9, advising drivers to expect detours and delays.

St. Louis MO forecast: Mostly sunny today, high near 72, showers possible over the weekend, sticky 83% humidity; NWS issues Hazardous Weather Outlook.

Wentzville Police launch a Traffic Safety Campaign to boost road safety, focusing on speed, violations, and expired tags, with a focused enforcement day conducted on May 21.

St. Louis police are investigating death threats against the CEMA head after tornado sirens failed during a destructive storm, and the mayor has put her on leave.

A Romanian man was indicted for wire fraud after scamming Target stores across the US by manipulating transactions and obtaining cash refunds. He pleaded not guilty in St. Louis.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer placed CEMA Commissioner Sarah Russell on leave after a failure to activate tornado warnings, with efforts to ensure accountability and future readiness.

The St. Louis Police reported a man was fatally shot in The Ville; no arrests yet, motive unclear, and investigation ongoing.

St. Charles County warns of a phishing scam targeting senior residents with false tax relief program emails, advising to verify legitimate emails from an @sccmo.org address and not to click on any suspicious links or attachments.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer acknowledged a catastrophic error that resulted in tornado sirens not sounding during a deadly tornado, citing a lapse in protocol and promising future improvements.