A major traffic accident in O'Fallon, Missouri, halted traffic, with the Missouri State Highway Patrol responding to manage the incident. Roads have since reopened. Details on the cause and injuries remain unknown.

St. Louis has increased its emergency shelter beds to 215 from 150 and can surge up to 265 until Dec 2, in addition to 400 year-round beds, due to cold weather.

A teen was critically injured by a gunshot and left at Florissant Police Dept., with the shooting's location unknown. His condition improved to stable. Police are investigating.

Two pedestrians were killed in separate vehicle incidents in St. Louis and Philadelphia, prompting investigations and a call for improved traffic safety.

Business Loop 70 in Columbia reopened in time for holiday traffic after roundabout construction, part of MoDOT's "Improve I-70" program aimed at reducing congestion.

The Port St. Lucie Police Department announced on Facebook that 13-year-old Nikki Taylor Demitro was found in good health.

A Missouri man, Trevon Carson, pleaded guilty to charges involving a fatal shooting during a 2023 marijuana deal, with a proposed 20-year prison term.

Missouri's AG challenges the mail-order distribution of the abortion drug mifepristone and the approval of a new generic version, citing serious health risks and state law violations.

St. Louis City introduced the 2025 Senior and Veterans Business Discount Booklet to provide seniors and veterans with accessible discounts across local businesses.

General Candy Company celebrated 101 years in business, receiving recognition from License Collector Mavis Thompson, Esq., and highlighting the family-owned business's impact on the St. Louis community.

St. Louis County's property tax freeze initiative saved seniors $30 million in its first year, with over 70,000 applications approved, impacting school district revenues and county funds.

MoDOT will close Route W in Webster County for pipe work between Beach Road and County Route Y on November 24th from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. No signed detour is provided.

A man named William Turner, Jr., died after being shot in Dutchtown, St. Louis. The shooter cooperated with police and has been released pending investigation. No charges have been filed yet.