A man was found dead with gunshot wounds in Baden, prompting a homicide investigation. His identity remains undisclosed as detectives work on the case.

Route C over Big River in Washington County is closed for bridge replacement, detouring traffic until September, with improvements for safety and reliability.

MoDOT will close the on-ramp from Campbell Avenue to westbound U.S. Route 60 at night for construction from June 3-5, affecting traffic in Springfield.

Slinkard Road at Route 90 in McDonald County will be closed from June 2-4 for bridge work over Little Sugar Creek. No detour for Slinkard Road, but an alternative is available for Route 90 travelers.

Missouri's Governor appeals for federal aid after an EF3 tornado, while the St. Louis Board of Aldermen considers bills to help affected residents, including a plan to assist about 100 displaced tenants.

Nolan Arenado made a remarkable catch falling into seats, continuing to play despite a back scare, helping the Cardinals' win streak and series sweep.

A bear sighting in O'Fallon, Missouri, prompted police to warn residents to avoid interaction and maintain safety, with conservation experts expecting the bear to leave the area naturally.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of unpredictable weather for St. Louis, with chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, including Memorial Day.

St. Louis Building Division is tagging homes post-storm to assess safety, not to evict residents, despite rumors. The color-coded placards indicate damage levels, aiming to ensure public safety and clear communication.

MoDOT seeks public input on the rehabilitation of the Cole County Route AA bridge. The bridge, built in 1965, requires a driving surface replacement, and an open-house meeting for feedback is scheduled for June 3.

Robert Harper received a ten-year prison sentence for the first-degree domestic assault and armed criminal action after pleading guilty to shooting his former girlfriend in the face.

St. Louis is recovering from a state of emergency with a community-wide effort, as city officials coordinate with local contractors and volunteers for storm prep and neighborhood restoration amid weather threats.

St. Louis deals with tornado recovery and prep for new storms, with property damage over $1 billion. Officials intensify relief, community shows resilience, and efforts are made to secure affected areas and assist displaced residents.