The St. Louis Police celebrated the 10th anniversary of their Real-Time Crime Center, which has significantly improved their operational response to crime in the region.

Eastbound I-70 will have a nightly lane closure near mile marker 135.8 for pavement repairs, east of Columbia, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. on March 23-24. Drivers should expect delays and heed work zone safety advice.

A daylight robbery occurred in St. Louis' Penrose area; a 20-year-old was robbed at gunpoint by acquaintances in a blue Chevy Malibu. Police seek tips, with possible CrimeStoppers reward.

A man was robbed by a woman during a planned intimate encounter at a St. Louis inn. She used a gun to steal money from him. Police are investigating the incident.

Business 60 in Neosho will close on March 20 due to CPKC Railroad repairs, with detours via Route 86 and U.S. 60/59. Local access remains but no crossing.

MoDOT to repair I-64 ramp at Exit 14 in Chesterfield on March 25, with an overnight detour via Boone’s Crossing.

St. Peters and Cottleville residents can help plan the Baltic Creek Greenway expansion, aimed at connecting Dardenne Greenway to KATY Trail State Park. Public input is sought to ensure the project meets community needs.

The National Weather Service warns of critical fire danger in parts of Missouri due to low humidity and high winds, with potential for isolated thunderstorms, a temperature drop, and little snow.

The Dogtown Parade & Festival will cause road closures in St. Louis from 6:00 A.M. to as late as 10:00 P.M. Check the police department's website for details.

Sidewalk improvements in Miller County start next week, focused on ADA compliance, beginning in St. Elizabeth on Route 52. Work may cause temporary disruptions but will enhance accessibility.

AT&T crews will close the right lane on southbound Lindbergh Boulevard in Frontenac, MO, for utility work from March 17 to the end of the month, causing potential traffic delays.

The NWS issued a Wind Advisory for the St. Louis area with gusts up to 55 mph, severe thunderstorms expected, and a Red Flag Warning due to fire risk.

St. Peters residents were given an all-clear on tap water safety following a water main break, eliminating the need for a voluntary boil advisory and suggesting flushing lines if discoloration occurs.