MoDOT announces the closure of Carroll County Route JJ bridge over West Fork Wakenda Creek for deck replacement from Oct. 2023 to mid-Dec. 2025, urging commuters to use alternate routes and prioritize safety.

Route K in Cedar County will be closed by MoDOT for pipe replacement from Oct 6-9 during daily work hours. No official detour, but alternative routes are advised.

The closure of a Salvation Army shelter in St. Charles County poses a crisis for the local homeless population, especially families, as winter approaches.

The St. Peters Senior Advisory Committee is hosting the free 2025 Senior Resource Fair on October 28 at Water’s Edge Banquet Center to connect seniors with services and provide health screenings.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny weather for St. Louis, MO, with highs around 88°F and light winds. A slight chance of showers is expected in the evening, with mostly clear skies and mild temperatures to follow through the weekend.

Seven associates of the St. Louis-based "55 Boyz" gang plead guilty to drug and gun crimes, with key member Talito Amos admitting to significant involvement.

MoDOT KC is set to hold an open house to discuss a proposed roundabout at Route D and US 69 in Lawson to improve traffic flow. The event will offer engagement and feedback options.

St. Louis police seek two women involved in a robbery at Tower Grove East, where one brandished a hatchet. The public's help is needed to identify them and their blue Dodge Ram.

Missouri Department of Transportation offers free special overwidth hauling permits to aid farmers and ranchers affected by drought, for easier hay transportation.

Missouri AG announces felony charges against former St. Peters insurance agent, Pamela Walsh, for scamming condo associations and potentially faces decades in prison if convicted.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days and clear nights for St. Louis, with temperatures ranging from 63°F to 89°F and calm winds throughout the week.

Wentzville Police reminded drivers to be vigilant in work zones, even without workers present, due to hazards like lane shifts and uneven pavement. They emphasized that speed limits in these areas are for everyone's safety.

Missouri Governor Kehoe will sign "Missouri First Map," redistricting the state to reflect conservative values on September 28, following legislative approval.