St. Louis is updating its zoning code for the first time since the 1950s and seeks citizen input, with an Advisory Committee selected via a lottery, and applications open until September 12, 2025.

MoDOT reminds the public to provide feedback on the plan to replace the Missouri Route 7 Bridge over Big Creek before the deadline. Construction is scheduled for spring 2026 with road and trail closures expected.

An 18-year-old male was critically injured in a shooting in Wells-Goodfellow, St. Louis. The incident involved a stolen Pontiac and is under investigation.

A truck driver from Raymondville died in a Franklin County crash after his vehicle went off-road, hitting a fence and trees; seatbelt use was not reported.

A man was fatally shot in Walnut Park East; police are investigating. The incident occurred at West Florissant & Davidson Avenue, with the victim found in a crashed car.

St. Louis County police investigate a homicide after Derrick Merit, 39, was fatally stabbed; a 15-year-old faces charges.

The article provides a weather forecast for New Orleans, predicting heat, high humidity, and thunderstorms throughout the week, with mostly sunny conditions and high heat indexes.

MoDOT begins bridge replacement on Route J over Boone Creek, necessitating a detour through October. The project will improve safety and remove weight restrictions.

St. Louis appoints a new Chief of Staff and restructures the Mayor's Office to improve service delivery and stimulate economic growth following a tornado.

MoDOT announces upcoming closures of Route 171 in Jasper County for bridge construction, urging motorists to plan alternative routes and expect delays.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and hot weather for St. Louis, with highs reaching the upper 90s and a slight chance of showers by Tuesday.

MoDOT plans to replace three bridges in Dunklin County, Missouri, by spring 2027, affecting local roads and potentially causing four-month closures per bridge. Public input is sought with information available at the Sikeston office.

A Missouri man, Deleon Ford, was sentenced to four years for identity theft, impacting 13 people, and ordered to repay $26,812. He used fake documents to secure credit and services.