The Webster Groves City Council is seeking residents to fill positions on various boards and commissions to aid in local development and community engagement.

MoDOT is closing left turn lanes at Missouri Route 248 and James F Epps Road on February 4 to update signal heads, leading to potential traffic delays.

St. Louis officer Griffin Montgomery faces misconduct charges for sharing footage of a fatal crash on Snapchat, which he recorded from a police system.

Crime rates in Jefferson County dipped overall in 2024, despite a rise in homicides, with law enforcement maintaining a near-perfect clearance rate for violent crimes.

St. Louis launches a weekly Tap In Center at Central Library to help residents resolve outstanding warrants and connect with legal and social services.

Gregory Snyder was sentenced to 77 months for stealing firearms from a Missouri store and must pay $11,484 in restitution. Only two of the stolen shotguns have been recovered.

MoDOT will conduct maintenance in Kansas City area counties from Jan 27-31, with lane closures and full road closures, depending on weather conditions.

A car crash in St. Joseph damaged a traffic signal at U.S. Route 169 and Karnes Road, causing route closures and no set date for normal traffic to resume. MoDOT advises caution and checking for updates.

A man was carjacked at gunpoint in Benton Park, St. Louis, losing his white Audi Q5. No arrests have been made; police urge vigilance and seek information.

A man was grazed by a bullet in St. Louis during a heated argument. Police are seeking the suspect and urge witnesses to provide tips, with a reward for information leading to an arrest.

A man was critically injured during a domestic dispute in St. Louis, where he was stabbed by his girlfriend over infidelity allegations. The suspect is at large, and the investigation is ongoing.

St. Louis Police reached a deal for a 7% pay raise for officers, aimed at improving retention and recruitment. The starting salary for officers post-academy will increase to $56,920. Further approvals are needed before the raise takes effect.

Douglas County's farming community preps for a conference to boost livestock and crop skills, featuring experts from the University of Missouri Extension.