Upcoming road works in Mid-Missouri were announced, affecting multiple counties with activities like striping, patching, mowing, and constructions, with potential weather-dependent schedule changes.

Lamarie Pigram, 23, was shot and killed on June 9 in Walnut Park West. A suspect has been arrested and charged, as St. Louis police continue investigating the deadly shooting.

MoDOT announces nighttime lane closures on U.S. Route 63 starting July 7 for interchange improvements; delays expected. New Haven Road closure moved to July 14.

Missouri's State of Emergency is extended to aid in weather disaster recovery, with federal aid and a new law allocating $100 million for public safety efforts.

A teen girl died and another was injured in an I-70 rollover crash being investigated by authorities. The driver lost control while exiting, causing the vehicle to flip.

A 44-year-old Missouri man drowned in Big River while swimming with his sons, prompting warnings about the river's dangers after several similar incidents.

A conflict on Manchester Avenue in The Grove led to several arrests and a non-critically injured police officer. Order was restored by St. Louis Metropolitan Police.

St. Louis police arrested individuals after a car chase, seizing a firearm and narcotics; the incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat crime in College Hill.

Chaos erupted on I-55 in St. Louis after a gray Kia SUV entered the highway in the wrong direction and collided head-on with a white Corvette. Both drivers died at the scene, prompting a full highway closure and an in-depth investigation. The road has since reopened, but the tragedy highlights ongoing concerns about traffic safety and wrong-way driving incidents.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey issued a Civil Investigative Demand to Google and Meta to investigate alleged censorship of legal firearm-related content on their platforms.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sues Jackson County over a gun control ordinance he claims is unconstitutional, arguing it infringes on Second Amendment rights of young adults.

Authorities and the DOJ indicted ten individuals, known as "the Strikers," for a racketeering conspiracy involving car thefts from dealers, violent crimes, and subsequent criminal acts across Missouri and Illinois.

Northbound West Sunny Hill Blvd has been reduced to one shared lane due to heat-related damage; repairs might restore normal traffic by June 30. Travelers are rerouted and advised to use the StPetersMO app for updates.