The National Weather Service predicts sunny days and clear nights for St. Louis, with temperatures ranging from 63°F to 89°F and calm winds throughout the week.

Wentzville Police reminded drivers to be vigilant in work zones, even without workers present, due to hazards like lane shifts and uneven pavement. They emphasized that speed limits in these areas are for everyone's safety.

Missouri Governor Kehoe will sign "Missouri First Map," redistricting the state to reflect conservative values on September 28, following legislative approval.

Eleven people have been indicted in a large-scale cocaine distribution and money laundering conspiracy, facing charges of trafficking and other related offenses.

St. Louis man, Anthony Stallworth, was sentenced to over 15 years in prison for shooting at an undercover officer after selling drugs, and for firearm-related charges.

MoDOT announces overnight roadwork on Route CC in Nixa, advising drivers of possible delays due to utility maintenance from September 28-29. No detours, but flaggers will direct traffic.

MoDOT announces lane closures on I-35 in Clay County for bridge maintenance from Sep. 26 to Oct. 3, advising caution and patience due to potential traffic delays.

Clayton Police Department offers an eight-week Citizens Police Academy to enhance public-police understanding, with sessions on various law enforcement topics.

St. Louis police and a suspect engaged in gunfire in which no one was injured, leading to the suspect's arrest. The incident involved shots fired in an apartment building.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis forecasts varied weather with chances of thunderstorms for the region, maintaining a focus on potential thunderstorm activity through the week.

Missouri plans to invest over $700 million to expand broadband to 200,000+ homes and businesses, seeking public input before submitting the Final Proposal to the NTIA.

Ex-charity employee Joelle Fouse was sentenced to 40 months for embezzling nearly $700,000 from Promise Community Homes and ordered to repay the funds.

A Honduran man illegally in the U.S. pled guilty to illegal ammunition possession after a traffic accident where he struck a law enforcement vehicle. He faces up to 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine, and deportation.