MoDOT seeks public input on the Route 179 bridge deck replacement project in Cole County, with a community meeting on July 29 and a comment period until August 5.

Missouri Governor Kehoe signs SB 79 and SB 82 to support agriculture and rural healthcare, targeting healthcare accessibility and water resource management.

The Sensory Trail at Ollie's Fun Forest in City Centre Park will be closed July 16 for tree removal. While the trail is off-limits until late afternoon, the adjacent playground stays open for visitors.

A 37-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash in St. Charles, Missouri, after hitting a pole on Highway 94.

The NWS issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for parts of Missouri and Illinois, with potential thunderstorms and persistent humidity expected throughout the week.

St. Charles County police announce DWI saturation patrols targeting impaired driving, with various local agencies collaborating, including drug recognition experts. Community urged to ensure safe driving practices.

Ex-school custodian sentenced to five years for child pornography possession, following an FBI investigation that uncovered abuse material in his Dropbox and home.

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri signed tax cuts and pro-business bills including a fixed $15 minimum wage and removal of paid sick leave mandates, plus income tax deductions and sales tax exemptions on essentials.

The National Weather Service predicts warm weather with intermittent thunderstorms in St. Louis, potentially severe at times, with high temperatures and humidity throughout the week.

Route 179 at Moniteau Creek Bridge has reopened after repairs, with a new bridge deck replacing the old one. MoDOT advises drivers to be cautious in work zones.

A mother and her teenage son were arrested in St. Louis for robbery and other charges after assaulting a woman and stealing her car, leading to a police pursuit and crash.

The July 4th celebrations in Missouri were overshadowed by fireworks-related incidents, causing fires, explosions, injuries, and three fatalities, with authorities investigating and emphasizing safety protocols.

MoDOT announces emergency closure on Route T in Harrison County due to culvert repairs needed after storm damage; advises planning detour for July 8 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.