The St. Louis area anticipates varied weather, including possible hazardous storms and an air quality alert for vulnerable groups, with mixed conditions forecasted throughout the week.

MoDOT announces a two-week closure of Route 109 access to Wild Horse Creek for roundabout construction. Drivers are advised to use alternative routes.

St. Louis weather forecasts predict a mix of fog, thunderstorms, and highs near 86 degrees. Showers are likely early in the week, with a potential for severe storms Tuesday night through Wednesday.

A man in a wheelchair was killed on a Jennings highway after being hit by a vehicle that then struck a van with seven people, causing non-fatal injuries to two.

U.S. Route 54 in Miller County is set for a major resurfacing project, including new median guard cables, with expected completion by December 1, 2025.

Missouri residents affected by severe weather can now apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance for job disruptions due to the May 16th storms, following federal disaster aid approval.

St. Peters city services change for Independence Day: closures include City Hall and waste facilities; some recreation spots open limited hours; normal operations resume July 5.

Republican AGs, including Andrew Bailey of Missouri, support Trump's National Guard deployment in California, condemning violent outbreaks and criticizing local leadership for allowing lawlessness.

Missouri received federal disaster declarations for April and May storms, allowing federal aid for affected residents and public infrastructure repair, as announced by Governor Kehoe.

Multiple fires in St. Louis County's Castle Point raise arson suspicions; authorities investigate the overnight incidents involving both vacant and occupied homes.

Burton Avenue near Chestnut Expressway in Springfield to close June 16-23 for road work; MoDOT cautions drivers and advises using their Traveler Information Map for updates.

A man was shot in St. Louis and is in critical condition; police are investigating the incident, which followed an altercation with an unidentified assailant.

The St. Louis debris collection collaboration with the National Guard ends June 8, following a destructive tornado on May 16. Residents can drop off debris at designated schools until 7 p.m.