Webster Groves swiftly terminated a City employee for inappropriate conduct, affirming their commitment to an inclusive environment. Details of the incident remain confidential.

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.