St. Louis will have sunny weather and rising temperatures this week, reaching 91 degrees by Wednesday, with a chance of rain and thunderstorms later in the week.

A man died after being found with a life-threatening gunshot wound in a car in Ferguson, Missouri. The St. Louis County Police are investigating the incident.

The chain Mission Taco is rebranding to Session Taco due to a lawsuit filed by Mission Foods' parent company, Gruma Corporation, for trademark infringement.

The Major Case Squad investigates the fatal shooting of Damonta Mosley, 18, in Cahokia Heights. He was found with gunshot wounds and later died in the hospital.

Missouri confirms its first human case of H5N1 avian flu and urges bird handlers to follow safety precautions, including using protective gear and reporting sick birds.

Pine Lawn Alderman Gerald Metts is charged with DWI after a crash and body camera footage showing his arrest; he also sought preferential treatment post-arrest.

Ritenour High School closed temporarily due to online threats, with students switching to remote learning for the day, while other district schools remained open. Two juveniles were arrested in connection with the threats.

A man from Canton, Illinois, is sought by Alton police for an attempted abduction of a 15-year-old girl at a bus stop. The girl's response made him flee the scene.

Edith Caudillo was charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery for allegedly shooting a man, Sergio Angulo-Peraza, in State Park Place near Collinsville.

Damon Pruitt from St. Louis was sentenced to 134 months in prison for drug possession and firearm charges by Judge Rodney W. Sippel after police found drugs and guns at his home.

Two Missouri felons received prison sentences for firearms offenses, including homemade silencers and firearms trafficking, as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Chesterfield Mall, set for demolition, is being used for urban search and rescue training by fire departments, offering a rare opportunity for realistic disaster response drills.

Four suspects in masks robbed Dahab Jewelry in Ballwin, making off with nearly $500k in jewelry. They fled in a black Mazda. No connection confirmed with a prior 2022 heist.

St. Louis City firefighters battled a third-alarm warehouse fire on Saturday night with no injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Shriners Hospital for Children celebrates 100 years with a carnival event, attended by former patients including 98-year-old Edna, who shared her lifelong journey of care from the hospital.

The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for today, with a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms in parts of Missouri and Illinois.

A man in critical condition drove himself to the hospital after being shot in St. Louis; details of the shooting remain unclear as police investigate.

A man was robbed at gunpoint after meeting someone through a social networking app in St. Louis. His vehicle and phone were stolen, and a gunshot was fired as he fled. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

An 18-year-old was robbed at gunpoint by two teens during a marijuana purchase in St. Louis. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information.

A woman in Walnut Park East was robbed and assaulted by two suspects; police are investigating, and CrimeStoppers is offering a reward for helpful information.

A woman was killed in University City when gunfire from an attempted robbery outside her apartment resulted in a bullet piercing her door. The suspects face murder and robbery charges.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones announced the demolition of most structures at the Workhouse facility, set to begin by December 16, as part of a transformation that includes plans for a memorial honoring those who suffered there.

A woman and her child were held at gunpoint during a home invasion by three men in St. Louis' Greater Ville. No injuries were reported; police seek suspects.

The article details the sentencing of former SouthernTrust Bank president Steven Cook, who received a light penalty for falsifying bank records related to real estate loans, which likely ends his banking career.

A 23-year-old man was shot and critically injured at a gathering on South Second Street, St. Louis. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

A 29-year-old woman was carjacked at gunpoint in her Jeep Compass on Alaska Street, with the suspect still at large. Police are seeking public assistance.

Two men, ages 18 and 20, were robbed at gunpoint by six suspects in a black sedan in Soulard, with no injuries reported; police seek information from the public.

Terrell Donta McDaniel was sentenced to 12 years in prison for fatally shooting Andre Nash over a drug debt and for his involvement in fentanyl distribution.

St. Louis has allocated $450,000 for a program to help the unhoused gain job skills and opportunities, aiming to engage 100 participants with jobs and services towards stability.

A technical glitch caused a tornado siren to sound in South St. Louis County, with officials clarifying there was no emergency and advising the public on how to report siren issues.

Two St. Louis men plead guilty to roles in an armed robbery, with one admitting to being an accessory after the fact and the other to firearm charges. They face sentencing in December and January.

Water main break in Glendale, MO leads to local water supply interruption, with repair work potentially impacting North Glendale Elementary School and causing road closures on North Sappington Road.

The National Weather Service forecasts increasing clouds today in St. Louis with a high near 81°F, calm conditions, and a north wind around 5 mph, leading into a mostly clear night with a low of 64°F.

A man was shot in his leg while sleeping in his car in St. Louis and later got assistance from a relative; no suspects or witnesses have been identified, as the police have no crime scene.

St. Louis hosts the RVP Conference to discuss urban space revitalization, focusing on transforming vacant properties into community assets, with Mayor Tishaura O. Jones expressing support for the event.

O'Fallon Brewery in St. Louis has closed and plans to auction off its brewing equipment following a bankruptcy filing.

The National Weather Service forecasts a warm, clear day in St. Louis with a high of 91 degrees and gentle winds, though increased fire risk is noted.

John Henry Davis died from complications of a gunshot wound he received in 1989, and his death was ruled as such in 2024, but will not be included in the current year's crime statistics.

A man was robbed at gunpoint twice in 30 minutes at a St. Louis gas station, with his Chevrolet Equinox stolen and then dragged by the thieves' vehicle. Police are investigating.

St. Louis weather forecast predicts sunny days ahead with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to the mid-80s, featuring clear skies and light winds throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Two men, Marshun White and Marcus Price, were killed in a shooting in St. Louis' Kingsway East neighborhood; police are investigating and seeking information.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and mild weather for St. Louis, with highs around 86-88 degrees transitioning to cooler temperatures into the week.

Byron Sampson is charged with second-degree murder in connection with a deadly incident in Columbia, Missouri, where an 18-year-old, Taquan Reed, was fatally injured.

A vehicle crashed into a Golden Corral in St. Louis County, hospitalizing four people with non-life-threatening injuries. The cause remains under investigation.

A woman was hospitalized after her ex-boyfriend shot her during a dispute in St. Louis. The suspect is still at large as police investigate the incident.

A fatal motorcycle accident in the Tower Grove South neighborhood claimed the life of Robert Doi. The circumstances are under investigation by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police.

A 52-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint in the Greater Ville area, with the assailant stealing her purse and groceries before fleeing in a black sedan. No arrests have been made.

St. Louis police launched an online crime mapping tool to enhance transparency and engage citizens in crime prevention, with data updated daily. Mayor Jones and SLMPD stress its role in public safety and strategy against crime.

St. Louis Mayor Jones launches a new process to simplify liquor licensing for small businesses, cutting red tape by removing the need for neighborhood support petitions.

SIUE's School of Dental Medicine hosted Give Kids a Smile Day, providing free dental care to 190 underserved children, alongside educational activities and entertainment.

A Rolla man with a prior conviction for sexual abuse was sentenced to 190 months for child pornography charges, followed by a lifetime of supervised release.

The St. Louis Police seek help identifying suspects from a BP gas station shootout on October 14, asking the public for assistance. No injuries were reported.

Davon Griffin-Curry was convicted of second-degree murder in a 2022 fireworks dispute that resulted in the death of Rickey J. Lathan.

A man was killed and a woman critically injured in a St. Louis shooting. Homicide detectives are investigating, with few details released. Police urge witnesses to come forward.

A man died in Jefferson County after his car hit a fence and tree on Klondike Road. Aaron Phipps was not wearing a seatbelt. The Missouri State Highway Patrol is investigating.

Police found the body of an unidentified woman, set on fire, in a St. Louis parking lot, pronouncing her dead at the scene. The investigation is ongoing, urging witnesses to come forward.

A woman was injured in a shooting on W. Belle in St. Louis; she was shot exiting her car and did not see the assailant. She's now in stable condition and police urge witnesses to come forward.

The St. Louis Sports Authority is suing to block the Los Angeles Rams from buying their former training center for $1, contending a deal made in 1995.

A machete-wielding man, Christopher Crockett, robbed two men on a St. Louis MetroLink train; police charged him with first-degree robbery and armed criminal action.

Tiara Sampa, a 35-year-old woman who was missing, has been found, as confirmed by authorities. She had been missing since September 29 and suffers from mental health issues and uses a wheelchair.

U.S. Attorney Sayler Fleming appoints DEOs Hal Goldsmith and Jennifer Roy for the upcoming election to address voter complaints and maintain electoral integrity.

Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner entered a pretrial diversion program after admitting to misusing public funds for personal use, including paying a Missouri Supreme Court fine.

Keita Miller, a terminally ill woman, fulfilled her dream of meeting Jelly Roll before his concert in St. Louis, facilitated by the James Bess Foundation.

A 21-year-old woman, Kiya Holt-Biggs, was found dead in Granite City. St. Louis Police have charged a suspect with her murder, sparking discussions on violence.

A man was shot in St. Louis during an attempted car theft, leading to a police investigation. The incident involved a struggle and the suspects fled in a Hyundai Elantra. The victim is stable but has not given a statement.

An 18-year-old was robbed at gunpoint by an acquaintance during a gaming session in his apartment on the 3700 block of Lindell, St. Louis, with a PlayStation 5 stolen. No injuries were reported.

Carlas Closson Jr. was given a suspended 4-year sentence with 120 days of "shock time" for involuntary manslaughter in a crash that killed his girlfriend and daughter.

A man was carjacked at gunpoint by an individual wearing a surgical mask on Hebert Street in St. Louis. The suspect stole his 2018 Chevrolet Tahoe. The police are investigating and seeking information.

A woman shoplifting at a St. Louis Walgreens used mace on a security guard and employee before fleeing with her children in a gray SUV. No arrests have been made.

A St. Louis woman, Carmen Needy, pleaded guilty to stealing her deceased father's Social Security benefits, totaling $55,381. She faces sentencing in January 2025.

Brew Tulum has halted plans for a new restaurant at Laclede's Landing and ended coffee service after a dispute over lead contamination at their Delmar Maker District location. They will focus on events and online sales.

An 18-year-old woman was grazed by a bullet on a St. Louis Metro bus after a male acquaintance fired at the bus driver and fled. She is stable; the suspect is at large.

Early voting in Missouri sees high turnout, with some counties facing long lines and logistical challenges, while others adjust by increasing polling location capacity and parking.

St. Louis County's 911 and non-emergency lines were down for an hour, with calls rerouted to St. Louis City. The police quickly reported lines were back and operational.

A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized after a shooting in St. Louis Place, with three males in dark clothing involved. Police seek public help for leads.

Cortez D. Sipes was sentenced to 20 years for shooting two police officers. He pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including assault and illegal gun possession.

Two individuals were fatally shot early Saturday in north St. Louis; details and motives are currently under investigation by SLMPD's Homicide Division.

The NWS forecasts a week of rainy and stormy weather for eastern and central Missouri and parts of Illinois, with varying chances of thunderstorms and gusty winds.

Two bodies were found in an apparent murder/suicide in the 5500 block of Goodfellow, according to SLMPD officials.

The St. Louis area is forecasted to experience severe weather, with a 100% chance of heavy rain and thunderstorms before 4pm, and ongoing storms into the evening. Central Missouri is specifically at risk of damaging winds and possible tornadoes.

St. Louis crime data shows a significant decrease in criminal activities, including a notable drop in homicides and other offenses throughout the city.

A man was critically injured in a St. Louis shooting after an altercation near a convenience store; police seek the suspect as the investigation continues.

St. Louis suffered severe flash floods on Election Day, disrupting voting and tragically claiming at least one life, with widespread road and polling place closures.

A Missouri man received a prison sentence for a road rage incident that involved gunfire and the discovery of a gun and fake IDs in his car. He will be deported after serving his sentence.

St. Louis forecast predicts a partly sunny day with a high of 61°F, calm winds shifting northeast, and an evening low of 46°F, turning to a rainy weekend with possible thunderstorms.

A Missouri mail carrier denied charges of selling a USPS key and stealing checks after her indictment, while her accomplice pled guilty to related fraud charges.

Two men, Anton Hamilton and Kevin Dean, were fatally shot in an apartment in Dutchtown, St. Louis. Police seek information and CrimeStoppers offers a reward for tips.

A man was shot and killed in St. Louis's West End. Police captured a suspect, who is now in custody, and they're encouraging witnesses to share information with authorities.

St. Louis County man, John V. Knowles IV, pleads guilty to possession of child pornography after being caught with illicit material following his release from custody.

A St. Louis man received a nine-year prison sentence for trying to buy 40 pounds of methamphetamine, in a case linked to a drug scheme organized from prison.

Vaely Berry, a St. Louis felon, received a five-year prison sentence for committing two arsons in 2022 and illegal firearm possession.

A man was carjacked at gunpoint by an acquaintance in Hamilton Heights, STL, prompting a police investigation and calls for community tips through CrimeStoppers.

The NWS has issued a Dense Fog Advisory for parts of Illinois and Missouri until 9 AM CST, with visibility below a quarter mile. St. Louis weather is fair at 39°F with 86% humidity. Conditions will improve with warmer temperatures over the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of changing weather for Saint Louis, Missouri, starting with sun and progressing to rain and potential fog.

A man was shot in the leg in St. Louis and taken to the hospital in stable condition. Police are seeking information regarding the unidentified shooter.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis offers a detailed forecast with mild weather, including sunny skies and moderate winds, for the coming days.

The Santa Parade is coming to downtown Belleville on November 29 at 10 AM, featuring Santa Claus, marching bands, and floats, organized by the Optimist Club of Belleville.

A 59-year-old man was shot in the leg while walking through an alley in North Pointe, St. Louis. The suspect is unknown and police are investigating, with CrimeStoppers offering a line for confidential tips.

Authorities identified Kobyashi Jones as the victim of a fatal shooting in West End, where a man was arrested on firearm charges and resisting arrest.

St. Louis unveils the 2024/25 Winter Plan to provide shelter and resources for homeless individuals during cold months, with an increase in shelter beds and efforts to find long-term housing solutions.

Carlos Mayfield, ex-city manager of East St. Louis, surrendered to face corruption charges involving theft of government property and fraudulent card use.

The boil water advisory for several St. Louis neighborhoods has been lifted with no signs of water contamination.

The forecast from the National Weather Service anticipates cooler temperatures, overcast conditions, and potential rain in St. Louis as November progresses.

St. Louis is refining proposals for the Rams settlement funds after public input, focusing on infrastructure and neighborhood revitalization, with active online participation and upcoming aldermanic committee reviews.

Clifford Pankey, a convicted felon, received a 15-year sentence for firearm offenses and methamphetamine distribution. He pled guilty to possessing stolen guns and meth.

An individual has been arrested for the murder and kidnapping of Michelle Hampton in St. Louis, with charges of first-degree murder and kidnapping filed.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis forecasts a mostly cloudy day with shifting winds and a high near 45°F, dropping to 30°F at night. Rain chances increase midweek, while Thanksgiving may see a 20% chance of rain and a high near 40°F.

A 64-year-old man was shot in the leg in St. Louis and is in stable condition. Police are investigating the incident and asking for the public's help.

A 35-year-old man was fatally shot on Bonita Ave in Princeton Heights, prompting a police investigation into the homicide. No suspects or motives have been identified yet.

Two teens attempted a carjacking in St. Louis, leading to one teen accidentally shooting the other during a scuffle with the victim, a 73-year-old man. The man sustained minor injuries. The injured teen's condition is unknown.

Wildwood's City Hall will be closed for Thanksgiving on Nov. 28-29, and trash pickup will be delayed by a day. Emergency services will still be available 24/7.

Two St. Louis men were charged in connection with a fatal kidnapping in Clayton, Missouri, with one facing kidnapping resulting in death and the other illegal firearm possession.

A delivery man was carjacked at gunpoint in Benton Park West, St. Louis, losing his 2007 Nissan Sentra. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

St. Louis residents face a chilly Thanksgiving, with cold temperatures and wind chills making it feel as low as 26 degrees, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies with a high near 38 degrees, wind gusts up to 25 mph, and a 30% chance of snow after 5 a.m. in the St. Louis area, with potential for 1-2 inches of accumulation on Saturday.

St. Louis launches an Emergency Rental Assistance Program to help residents affected by COVID-19 pay rent and avoid eviction, prioritizing those with incomes at or below 80% AMI.

A woman was shot inside a vehicle in St. Louis; police seek tips, offering anonymity through CrimeStoppers. The incident involves a dark pickup truck from which shots were fired.

A woman was carjacked in St. Louis when a man entered her vehicle and implied he had a gun. The incident, under investigation, occurred on S. 20th Street.

St. Louis Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a Soulard neighborhood package theft, offering a reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.

St. Charles County residents are reminded to pay their real estate and personal property taxes by the new year to avoid late penalties, with bills arriving in mailboxes and accessible online.

St. Peters Animal Control offers advice to keep pets safe in winter, including indoor shelter and paw care, with resources like heating bowls and city updates accessible via app or email.

A man in Forest Park Southeast was robbed at gunpoint in his home by an individual he met online, who stole cash, electronics, and fled the scene. Police are investigating the incident.

St. Louis weather features a clear, chilly day with highs near 51°F, windy conditions, and a sharp drop to 17°F at night. The rest of the week shows gradual warming with possible rain into the weekend.

An employee was fatally shot at an East St. Louis McDonald's, marking the second such incident within a year at that location. Police are investigating but no suspect or motive has been identified.

The City of Wildwood is hosting its 15th Annual Frozen Feet 10 Mile Trail Run on January 25, starting at LaSalle Springs Middle School. Registration is open for participants 14 and older.

A teen was robbed at gunpoint in Gravois Park, with his family's car stolen by a masked suspect and accomplices. Police are investigating and seeking information.

St. Louis offers a free vaccine clinic alongside a community meeting, providing residents access to COVID and flu shots, with support from the Health Department and local healthcare organizations.

Missouri's general revenue collections dropped by 6.8% in November 2024 and 4.0% for the fiscal year, reflecting declines in individual and corporate taxes.

A delivery man was robbed at gunpoint in Hamilton Heights while making a delivery to a vacant house, with an ongoing investigation and a call for tips.

A delivery driver was robbed at gunpoint while delivering pizza in St. Louis's Dutchtown. The female suspect remains unidentified as police continue their investigation.

The St. Louis Cardinals, as part of a financial strategy shift, are considering trading Nolan Arenado, with the NY Yankees potentially interested in the all-star third baseman.

A food distributor is suing Armory Commons, LLC, which owns the currently closed Armory STL entertainment complex, for refusal to repay a $103,281.95 credit line.

A Florida man admitted to stealing mail and checks from churches in Missouri and Illinois, facing a potential five-year prison term and $250,000 fine.

St. Louis officials proposed using Rams relocation settlement funds for city improvements, including street and housing upgrades, childcare, education, and local business support. Public input is sought before finalizing the spending plan.

A young man was killed and a pregnant woman injured in a Glasgow Village home shooting; the woman's baby was unharmed. Investigation is underway as police seek information.

Mike Sommer has been selected as the new Finance Director for St. Charles County, pending approval from the County Council. He replaces the acting director, Tracy Bayne.

Rep. Ian Mackey has introduced legislation for a potential merger of St. Louis City and County, aiming to consolidate them into a "Metropolitan City of St. Louis."

A 15-year-old boy was shot in St. Louis's Peabody neighborhood, and police are seeking information from witnesses or tips through CrimeStoppers. The victim is stable after being privately taken to the hospital.

Gabriel E. Gore was honored with the St. Louis Award for his transformative work in the Circuit Attorney's Office, lauded for enhancing justice and public trust.

Governor Mike Parson appoints Melissa Price Smith as St. Louis County's new Prosecuting Attorney, effective from January 3, 2025, as announced on the governor's website.

A St. Louis man was fatally shot following a dispute at Jake's Bar and Grill in Columbia, Missouri; authorities are investigating, with no suspect information yet released.

Missouri's Director of Commerce and Insurance, Chlora Lindley-Myers, will retire on December 31, 2024, as announced by Governor Mike Parson, who lauded her service and leadership.

St. Louis County Police are searching for a suspect who robbed a Mehlville restaurant at knife-point, attacking an employee and stealing cash on December 11.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson appoints Melissa Price Smith as the new St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney, amidst a legal dispute over appointment authority.

A 22-year-old man was fatally shot on St. Louis Avenue, and police are investigating the incident, appealing for community tips via CrimeStoppers or directly.

The National Weather Service forecasts changing weather for St. Louis, with rain and thunderstorms clearing to a high of 62 degrees, cooling to 36 degrees at night, and variable conditions throughout the week.

St. Louis is set to host the 2026 Prevagen U.S. Figure Skating Championships, serving as the qualifier for the U.S. Olympic Figure Skating Team for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games.

Desante White received an 18-year sentence for the second-degree murder of Timothy Moore after a dispute over unpaid work escalated in the Gravois Park neighborhood.

A weather update for St. Louis predicts increasing clouds with a high near 53°F, a chance of rain tonight, and cooler, mostly sunny conditions to follow in the week.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson has approved $5 million in grants to expand nursing education at 13 state colleges and universities, aiming to alleviate the nursing shortage.

The 22nd Circuit Court in St. Louis held a staff appreciation lunch catered by Sheriff's Deputy Terrell Perry, with judges serving food to thank court staff.

A man was critically injured in a shooting in the Carondelet neighborhood, with St. Louis police seeking public assistance to identify the masked assailants.

St. Louis Police are seeking help to find Deja, missing since Dec 17, described with tattoos "Timothy" and "Mike." She was last seen wearing a black nightgown and socks.

Governor Mike Parson of Missouri cleared the backlog of clemency requests, granting 16 pardons and nine commutations as confirmed in a December 20th, 2024, statement.

A man was assaulted and robbed by an acquaintance and two others in the Patch neighborhood, as reported by SLMPD. The suspects, who are still at large, took the victim's phone, ID, and money.

An 80-year-old man died after crashing his car into a house in the Holly Hills neighborhood of St. Louis. No one in the home was injured, and details on the crash's cause are pending.

The article details the overcast, rainy weather forecast for St. Louis heading towards Christmas, with temperatures in the 40s and fluctuating chances of precipitation.

MoDOT warns of Prince Lane closure in Springfield for roadwork from January 6 to 13 with Chestnut Expressway (Business 65) open but caution urged due to construction nearby. Project completion is set for June 30, 2026.

St. Louis encourages residents to recycle their Christmas trees and old holiday lights at various locations, with some offering monetary compensation for light strands.

The suspected driver in the Ted Drewes parking lot crash, Rasool Al Janabi, was charged with five counts and placed under house arrest, with conditions allowing for work and school.

A double stabbing in Barnhart, Missouri led to two people injured, a police K9 stabbed, and a 48-year-old female suspect in custody. She also inflicted wounds on herself before arrest.

MoDOT will halt most construction work from Dec. 31 to Jan. 2 to aid holiday traffic, though some long-term projects in St. Louis will remain, with drivers advised to stay informed on road conditions.

A man was shot in the leg during a robbery attempt on Christmas Day in St. Louis after a struggle with the assailant. He is in stable condition; the suspects remain at large.

A man shot another in the foot over a personal matter in St. Louis and was arrested after a standoff with police. The victim is stable and the suspect's identity has not been disclosed.

A Missouri man faces federal charges for allegedly making racially motivated threats against the St. Louis NAACP. He could face up to 15 years in prison and $500,000 in fines.

A Curryville man died and two from Jefferson City were injured in a head-on crash on U.S. Route 54 in Pike County. The incident involved an eastbound Ford Explorer and a westbound Lincoln Town Car.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded a $30,000 grant to Lincoln County for a water system engineering report to ensure quality drinking water.

This article details the mixed weather forecast by the National Weather Service in St. Louis, Missouri, including rain chances, thunderstorms, fog, and cloudy skies with varying temperatures. A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for specific areas.

A food delivery driver was carjacked at gunpoint in Bevo Mill while picking up an order at White Castle, but his vehicle was later found. Police seek information on the suspects.

Missouri and Illinois enact new laws for 2025 on minimum wage increases, paid sick leave, phone use while driving, and criminal record expungement. Illinois also introduces salary transparency and insurance reforms.

An 18-year-old was shot in Hyde Park, St. Louis, and is now stable. The victim initially thought he was grazed by the bullet and delayed treatment. Police are investigating and seeking tips, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The Ferguson community supports the family of Ashley Hogan, who died on Christmas Eve after her car was struck by a train, by organizing a donation drive.

I-70 in Columbia will have overnight eastbound lane closures from Jan 6 to 25 for a major project, which includes adding a third lane from Columbia to Kingdom City. The entire project funded by MoDOT is expected to complete by late 2027.

A group of five, including two 19-year-old males, were robbed at gunpoint after leaving a recording studio in Marine Villa, with police seeking information.

Homicide detectives in Dutchtown are investigating the death of an elderly woman found with bruises and a laceration. The official cause of death is pending.

Route AF in Wright County will be closed for bridge maintenance over Beaver Creek, with detours necessary during the work on Jan. 8-9 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The St. Charles County Police Department is set to celebrate its 10-year anniversary with a ceremony on January 3, featuring speakers like Governor-elect Mike Kehoe.

MoDOT is offering LPA Basic Training in 2025 in Chesterfield and Lee's Summit, Missouri, focusing on transportation project management. Registration is required.

An armed robbery occurred at a Target store in St. Louis, where a man attempted to steal clothes and threatened a guard with a knife. He escaped in a Chevy Equinox, with police now seeking information.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

Two men were found dead in a Dutchtown residence, prompting an investigation by St. Louis homicide detectives. The exact location had discrepancies but was confirmed on South 38th Street.

The City of Collinsville announces IDOT's ongoing Belt Line Road resurfacing, started last year, with ADA upgrades and intermittent construction pauses advised.

MoDOT announces Route B closure in Butler County for bridge replacement over Blue Spring Slough, with roadwork from Jan. 27 to May 7; drivers should plan alternate routes.

A man was fatally shot in St. Louis, with police responding around 9:15 pm. No suspect details or motive have been disclosed as homicide detectives investigate.

St. Louis prepares for snowy weather to affect Friday's commute, with a 2-3 inch forecast and advice to drive carefully. Transit services anticipate delays.

Alderwoman Velázquez of St. Louis proposed restructuring city governance by assigning many mayoral duties to an appointed city administrator to improve efficiency.

Route CC in Butler County will be closed for culvert replacement on Jan. 16 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. MoDOT advises caution and provides a contact number and website for more information.

MoDOT announces I-155 bridge maintenance in Pemiscot County causing daily lane reductions from January 27th through April 7th, urging drivers to be cautious.

The National Weather Service forecasts a slight warm-up for St. Louis, MO, with highs reaching 28°F and calm winds. Patchy fog expected Thursday night and a 70% chance of rain and possible snow on Friday night.

MoDOT will close lanes on I-44 West over Route 43 in Joplin for bridge repairs on the nights of January 15 and 16, potentially impacting nighttime travel.

A former university IT director, Ronald Simpson, was sentenced to 46 months in prison and ordered to repay $3.9 million for committing wire fraud by selling university IT equipment.

Missouri man, Jacob J. Hampton, pleads guilty to sexually abusing a child and creating child pornography, with a plea deal recommending a 25-year prison sentence.

A 16-year-old girl died in a car crash in Jefferson County after the vehicle, also carrying a 15-year-old with minor injuries, hit an embankment and overturned. Neither were wearing seatbelts.

A man shot in the face drove to police in St. Louis for help; he is in critical condition and the police are investigating, seeking public assistance.

Aimee Dunlap's research examines the behaviors of bees in urban green spaces for food sustainability, with collaborative education efforts involving local students.

Quinn Mathews, a former aspiring investment banker, has emerged as a top pitching prospect for the St. Louis Cardinals with a promising minor league performance.

St. Louis commemorated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with events including a community celebration, acts of service, and reflections on civil rights legacy and ongoing struggles for justice.

MoDOT announces hearings for I-70 expansion project, inviting public input on the $600 million plan for Warrenton to Wentzville stretch, maintaining travel lanes during peak hours and incorporating interchange upgrades.

MoDOT announces lane reductions on I-55 in Cape Girardeau County for roadside work, affecting traffic on Feb. 4 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Drivers advised to take caution.

MoDOT plans to improve the intersection of U.S. Route 169 and County Route FF in St. Joseph and held a public meeting for local input on January 22, 2025.

Route 181 in Douglas County will be closed for culvert replacement on January 29 from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., affecting travel between County Road 292 and 290.

St. Louis, MO, forecast: partly sunny, highs near 47°F, light breeze; steady temps expected; partly sunny days ahead; slight chance of rain by week's end.

Robbery in Tower Grove South, St. Louis, left three men without their black Cadillac Escalade, which was later found abandoned. No injuries were reported, and police are investigating.

Stefhon Hawkins received an 18-year sentence for the second-degree murder of Ryan Thompson after a plea agreement led to the dismissal of other charges.

Ex-basketball player Lorenzo Gordon was sentenced to 5 years probation and community service for defrauding government pandemic relief programs, owing over $300,000.

MoDOT to close lanes on U.S. Route 63 for pavement repairs, causing potential delays and suggesting detours during work hours on Jan. 28 and possibly Jan. 29.

Traffic may be delayed in Branson during road work on Missouri Route 165 and Green Mountain Drive due to left turn lane closures for signal upgrades on January 28.

St. Charles offers snow removal help for qualifying seniors and disabled residents, clearing driveways from public snow plow blockages but not personal property. Eligibility details are on the city's website.

MoDOT announced lane reductions on Route 25 in Dexter, MO, for pavement repairs on February 3rd, advising drivers to expect delays and exercise caution.

I-229 southbound ramp to I-29 north in Buchanan County will be closed on February 5th from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for repairs, weather permitting. MoDOT advises detours and caution in work zones.

Replacement of Mussel Fork Creek Bridge on Route D in Chariton County, initially set to start on Feb. 3, has been rescheduled to Feb. 17. This is part of MoDOT's Northwest Bridge Bundle project to revitalize 31 bridges, unaffected by the delay.

Dense fog advisory issued by NWS St. Louis, affecting parts of Illinois and Missouri, drivers warned of low visibility, with further weather forecasts including rain and chances of thunderstorms.

St. Louis forecast predicts fluctuating conditions, starting with clouds today and a high of 46°F, followed by mild and cloudy nights, and partial sunshine with warmer temperatures over the weekend. Rain and thunderstorms are expected midweek.

Utility work will lead to lane closures on E. 6th Street in Kansas City from February 13 to April 11, as announced by MoDOT, with daily work from 7 am to 7 pm. Drivers should expect delays and are advised to consider alternate routes.

A person was fatally struck by a train in south St. Louis, with emergency services responding to the incident near Michigan and Tesson Street. The identity of the victim is pending notification of kin.

A 19-year-old was shot during an attempted robbery in Gravois Park; suspects tried selling him marijuana, then shot him when he resisted. He's stable; police seek information.

Police responded to a robbery at a gas station involving eight men who stole guns, cash, and shoes after a confrontation. An investigation is ongoing, with authorities seeking tips.

A child around 10 years old was shot in north St. Louis County and taken to the hospital for life-saving treatment; details remain scarce as police investigate.

MoDOT announced recipients of Regional Bridge Program funds for FY 2026, with 63 projects awarded $49.9 million from combined federal funds to update Missouri's bridges.

A 53-year-old man was arrested for kidnapping and robbing two individuals, a 52-year-old woman and a 41-year-old man, in their home while armed with knives and a sledgehammer.