Missouri's MoDOT plans to replace four bridges in Dunklin and Pemiscot Counties starting June 2025, potentially disrupting travel for about three months each. Public details are available at the Sikeston District office.

Missouri has released its first Teacher Recruitment and Retention Playbook, offering strategies to address teacher shortages and stabilize the educational workforce.

MoDOT announces the replacement of three aging bridges in Mississippi County, with construction starting in June 2025, causing detours and road closures.

Republic Services in Ferguson suspended waste collection due to severe weather, with plans to resume the following day and continue through Saturday to address the backlog.

Dielmann Recreation Complex closed on Jan 6, 2025, due to unsafe road conditions, with plans to reopen the next day.

A man in St. Louis was robbed at gunpoint by someone who had just helped free his car from snow. Despite the threat, his vehicle was not stolen and police are investigating.

MASBDA has committed $3.4 million for enhancing Missouri's biofuel infrastructure, impacting fuel pumps and storage systems to boost ethanol and biodiesel use.

Interstate 29 in Northwest Missouri has reopened following a closure caused by severe winter weather, as announced by the Missouri Department of Transportation.

A middle-aged man robbed a Foot Locker in St. Louis, brandishing a knife when confronted. No injuries were reported, and authorities seek information.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson enacts Executive Order 25-01 in preparation for a severe winter storm, easing regulations for heating fuel delivery and mobilizing the National Guard for potential emergency response.

Two former principals allege sexual harassment and retaliation by the Ferguson-Florissant School District Superintendent, Joseph Davis, with one claim involving physical touching and explicit messages.

Mid-Missouri will see highway maintenance from January 6-12, 2025, including pothole patching and bridge construction, possibly affecting traffic patterns and causing delays.

The St. Charles County Police Department celebrates 10 years of service, highlighting advancements in technology and crime-fighting efficacy under Chief Frisz's leadership.