A fire at Eco Recycling Solutions in East St. Louis resulted in extensive damage and one fatality, with high winds and water supply issues complicating firefighting efforts.

MoDOT will install a temporary traffic signal at the MO Route 125 and eastbound I-44 ramps intersection starting April 16, as part of an upgrade project.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun, winds, and showers for St. Louis, with fluctuating temperatures and wind gusts throughout the week.

MoDOT will close sections of U.S. Route 136 in Putnam County for culvert replacements from April 21-25, with detours necessary between 6:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Work is weather-dependent.

Andrew Barnett was sentenced to 15 years for stabbing Kristopher Schmeiderer in 2014, causing injuries that led to Schmeiderer's death a year and a half later.

MoDOT warns of substantial traffic delays on eastbound I-70 in Columbia from April 11 to 14 due to roadwork, advising detours and caution in work zones.

MoDOT will be adding new signs on U.S. Route 54 in Jefferson City, causing overnight lane and ramp closures on April 16 and 17. Drivers should expect delays and plan alternate routes.

Missouri is allocating $50 million for a new police training center to serve four counties, featuring advanced facilities and aiming to raise law enforcement standards.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey joins a multi-state amicus brief supporting a U.S. lawsuit against Illinois and Chicago over their sanctuary city policies, arguing they impede federal immigration enforcement and safety.

A St. Louis County man pleaded guilty to using fake documents to obtain a student visa and enroll at the University of Missouri, and to wire fraud. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

MoDOT is updating Missouri's transportation plans and seeks public opinions via their website survey, aiming to guide future projects with community input.

Alderwoman Cara Spencer won the St. Louis mayoral election with 64% of the vote, defeating incumbent Tishaura Jones. She aims to improve city services and safety.

Shrewsbury police dealt with incidents including an arrest for expired license plates, theft at Walmart, and a severe storm event, alongside routine calls and auto accidents.