Missouri American Water is repairing a water main on Mid Rivers Mall Drive, causing lane closures and implementing a zipper merge to ease traffic. Updates are available via the StPetersMO app and the city's website.

A student at Belleville West High School was detained for bringing a gun to school; no injuries were reported, and the police emphasized safety and collaboration with the school.

The Northside Economic Empowerment Center has reopened in St. Louis, offering vital support for business and workforce development in Northside neighborhoods.

St. Louis County Council will discuss a resolution to honor Charlie Kirk, the late founder of Turning Point USA, who was killed by a sniper at Utah Valley University. The resolution is introduced by Republican Councilman Mark Harder.

Ellendale Homicide Division investigates after a man with head trauma and an undetected gunshot wound to the face was found near train tracks and later died; cause and circumstances are under scrutiny.

City workers in St. Louis found human remains in a vacant lot, prompting an ongoing homicide investigation to identify the deceased and determine the cause of death. Public assistance is requested.

Missouri's Education Department seeks public input for their new strategic plan through an online survey available until 5 p.m. on September 26, 2025.

St. Louis police issue a new appeal for information on the 2023 unsolved shooting death of 18-year-old Mozell Lenoir, emphasizing their commitment to solving the case.

A woman named Robyn Jones was shot and killed in Mount Pleasant, and a 32-year-old man was arrested in connection with the shooting. Detectives are investigating the incident.

Governor Kehoe of Missouri released a report on refining the state’s child care licensing rules, aiming to reduce outdated regulations while ensuring child safety.

The St. Charles County Police Cyber Crime Unit warns of online predators, urging parental discussions on cyber safety, including risks of "sextortion" and "deepfake" technology, with 36 arrests made last year.

Two players from Missouri and Texas won a $1.787 billion Powerball jackpot, the second-largest in history. Missouri's winner's identity is protected by law, and the ticket's location will be revealed by Tuesday. A Florida player also won $1 million.

MoDOT is starting nighttime lane closures on westbound I-70 for median shoulder work, leading to wider project impacting commuters with aim to enhance Missouri's transport by adding lanes.