Three children reported missing in St. Louis County were safely found following a widespread search prompted by an endangered persons advisory. They had been taken earlier by their non-custodial father.

MoDOT is shifting I-55 southbound traffic onto a new median near McNutt Street for infrastructure improvements, starting Friday night with full transition by Monday morning.

Missouri AG Bailey introduces a rule requiring social media platforms to let users pick their own content moderators, challenging corporate censorship.

President Trump nominated Joshua Divine and Maria Lanahan from the Missouri AG's Office to be federal judges, recognizing their legal accomplishments and contributions to high-profile cases.

Police seek four suspects involved in a series of early morning burglaries at businesses in St. Louis on April 27th, as detailed on the department's website.

An 11-year-old boy was fatally shot in north St. Louis County, with police responding to the incident on Longford Drive. The child died despite emergency efforts after sustaining a gunshot wound.

Missouri officials honored fallen officers at an annual memorial service, including SLMPD Officer David Lee, who died in the line of duty. The event reflected on the sacrifices of officers and their families.

St. Louis Comptroller Donna M.C. Baringer transferred the audit of the city's towing division, revealing financial irregularities, to federal authorities for further investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 20% chance of afternoon showers and a high of 61°F in St. Louis, with overcast skies continuing into the workweek with highs in the low 60s to mid-70s and varying chances of rain.

St. Charles city officials are addressing the high incidence of false alarms by emphasizing user education and preventative measures for security system management.

Otis Williams has been appointed interim president and executive director of the St. Louis Development Corporation, returning with extensive urban development experience.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe requests federal aid after severe storms, including tornadoes and floods, cause deaths and damage from March 30 to April 8.

The St. Louis area is forecasted to have a drizzly week with potential thunderstorms, especially on Saturday. The NWS suggests variable chances of rain throughout the week.