A man claims to have been shot in his foot/ankle in St. Louis, but the police find no evidence, including ShotSpotter or camera footage, to support his story.

SLATE is hosting a hiring fair on March 26 in St. Louis to support the healthcare and bioscience workforce, offering job seekers opportunities within these sectors.

A 61-year-old man, Brian McKenna, was fatally struck by a vehicle on Hampton Avenue in St. Louis, with the driver cooperating in the ongoing investigation.

Mid-Missouri drivers can expect various road work projects, including I-70 and rural route maintenance, which may cause commute disruptions from March 24-30, with potential schedule changes due to weather.

St. Louis faces mixed weather conditions, including thunderstorms and possible hail, with variable temperatures and winds over the coming week, according to the NWS forecast.

Resumption of U.S. Route 54 roadwork in Callaway County is set for March 25, 2025, with night and day construction times, and expected completion by May's end.

St. Louis forecast includes a sunny day with a high of 64°F, turning to showers and thunderstorms at night, with continued variable weather into the week.

MoDOT plans an overnight closure of one eastbound lane on I-70 between Foristell and David Hoekel Parkway for pavement repairs on March 24, subject to weather.

A home invasion in Hyde Park led to the suspect being shot in the leg by one of the residents. The suspect, who knew the residents, fled and remains at large.

MoDOT plans to demolish the old southbound I-55 bridge in Festus, causing North Third Street to close from March 21 at 7 p.m. to March 24 at 5 a.m. Detours will be necessary during the weekend disruption.

MoDOT initiated the Warrenton to Wentzville I-70 expansion with a ceremony, part of a larger effort to modernize 200 miles of I-70, funded with $600 million from the state budget.

Wentzville residents face postal delays; city suggests eBilling for prompt utility bill delivery and offers easy sign-up with no late fees for current bills.

Missouri's MoDOT begins rehabilitating 11 bridges in Northwest Missouri on March 31 with traffic adjustments during construction, aiming for a late June completion.