The Clayton Police Department responded to 782 calls, including thefts, disturbances, and vehicle crashes, and made several key arrests between November 3-16.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and thunderstorms with a 40% chance in St. Louis, turning mostly cloudy with a high near 71°F. Rain chances persist through the week.

United Airlines Flight 380 made an emergency landing after a bomb threat, but was cleared, and the suspect was taken into custody with no arrests confirmed yet.

The St. Louis City Museum experienced a burglary and is seeking public help to identify the suspects captured on surveillance footage. No injuries were reported, and the museum reopened after repairs.

St. Louis has adopted a new Transportation & Mobility Plan, emphasizing safety, inclusivity, and modernization, with input from nearly 4,000 residents to transform city transit.

A man was fatally shot in Ferguson after an argument; the suspect is in custody. The incident occurred on Hawkesbury Drive around 11 p.m. and remains under investigation.

MoDOT will conduct overnight pavement repairs on I-35 southbound near North Kearney, Clay County, from Nov. 17-19, causing potential detours and emphasizing safety in work zones.

During National Crash Responder Safety Week in Missouri, officials urge drivers to slow down and move over, emphasizing vigilance due to rising roadway fatalities.

MoDOT seeks public input on replacing the Dent County Route B bridge over Dry Creek, with community comments open until Dec. 4, 2025. An information session is scheduled for Nov. 20 at the Salem Public Library.

MoDOT announced a temporary closure of Route FF between Elmwood and Weida on November 17-18, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., urging Missouri drivers to plan alternate routes.

A report from the Shrewsbury Police Department outlined a week of varied police activities, from traffic violations and arrests linked to felony cases, to public disturbances and shoplifting incidents.

St. Louis police meeting scheduled for Nov 13, 2025, has been unexpectedly canceled with no reason given, raising community concerns about transparency.

St. Charles County offers an online system for paying personal property and real estate taxes, with a service fee. Paper bills will still be sent, and there's tax relief for seniors.